Aqar 2012-2013

AQAR 2012-2013

1. Kindly provide the details of the Institution

Name of Institution St. Joseph‘s College Year of Establishment of the Institution 1964

Address Line 1 Irinjalakuda

Address Line 2 Thrissur

City/Town Irinjalakuda

State Kerala

Postal Code 680 121

Email Address [email protected]

2. NAAC Accreditation/ Reaccreditation Details Year of Accreditation/Reaccreditation 2000, 2007

Current Grade B++

CGPA 830/1000

3. Institutional Status Affiliated Permanent

4. Contact Person Details

Name of Head of Institution Dr. Sr. Anee T.K

Contact Phone +91 9446529446

Email [email protected]

Website URL www.stjosephs.edu.in

Name of IQAC, Co-ordinator Dr.Philo Francis

Email [email protected]

SECTION I 5. Number of academic programmes existing a.Undergraduate (BA/B.Sc./B.Com etc.): 13 Sl. Programme Core Course Complementary No . 1 B.Sc. Mathematics Statistics & Computer Science 2 B.Sc. Physics Mathematics & Computer Science 3 B.Sc. Chemistry Mathematics & Physics 4 B.Sc. Zoology Botany & Chemistry 5 B.Sc. Botany Zoology & Chemistry 6 B.Sc. Biotechnology Chemistry & Environmental Biotechnology 7 B.A. English Lang. & Lit. British History & Sociology 8 B.A. Economics History & Sociology 9 B.A. History Economics & History of Journalism 10 B.Com. Full Core Courses Finance Specialization 11 B.B.A. Full Core Courses Finance Specialization 12 B.Com with Full Core Courses Computer Application Computer Specialization Applications 13 B.C.A. Computer Application Mathematics & Computer Science b. Post Graduate (MA/M.Sc./M.Com etc.):08 Sl. No. Programme Subject 1. M.Sc. Mathematics 2. M.Sc. Chemistry 3. M.Sc. General Biotechnology 4. M.A. English Literature 5. M.Com. Finance (Specialization) 6. M.S.W. Psychiatric Counseling & RUD 7. M.C.J. Mass Communication & Journalism 8. M.Sc. Cyber Security c. Research Programmes (M.Phil/P.hD):04 Sl.No. Centre Special interest areas of research Topology, Lie Algebra, Fuzzy Mathematics, Distribution Theory, Mathematical Centre for Research in 1 Cryptography, Combinatorial Design Mathematical Sciences Theory, Hadamard Matrices, Sheaf Theory & Lattice Theory Centre for Research in Coordination Complexes, Supported 2 Chemical Sciences Complexes, Catalysis & Phyto Chemistry 3 Centre for Research in Research programme- Finance Commerce and Management Studies 3

4 Centre for Research in Research programme - Fiction, Children‘s English Literature, Critical Theory, Poetry d. Certificate Programmes: 3(UGC Add-on Course)

Name Department Gemology Chemistry Communicative English English Yoga & Health Physical Education e. Professional Programmes: Nil f. Other value added programmes (Enrichment): 19 Sl.No. Departments Certificate Courses 1 Biotechnology Vermicomposting Technology 2 Chemistry Gemology

3 Commerce and Tally Graduation Course, Management Studies Advanced Diploma Course in Practical Accountancy for Professional accounts & Tax Practitioners 4 Mathematics Commercial and Industrial Mathematics 5 Physics Maintanence of Elec.&Electro.Appliances 6 Social Work PRA-Participating Rural Appraisal, SPSS-Statistical Package for Social Science, LFA-Logical Frame Work Analysis, Social Auditing 7 Social Center Fashion Technology(MHRD-BSS) 8 Botany Tissue culture techniques 9 Hindi Multilingual Type Setting 10 English Communicative English 11 History CCF-Computer Craft and First-Aid 12 Economics Computer Techniques-G-Tech, Jewellery Making 13 Zoology Computer Craft and First Aid, Home Management and Health Care 14 Physical Education Yoga and Fitness Management 15 Biotechnology Mushroom Spawn Production 16 Biotechnology Bio fertilizer Technology 17 Chemistry Manufactuer of Soaps,Detergents,Cosmetics 18 Hindi Training in performing arts 19 Hindi Ecological Studies g. Any other programme offered (Specify):3 Sl.No. Course 1 NET Coaching 2 Coaching for Bank Test 3 Coaching for PSC and Civil Service Test 4

6. Details on Programme Development a) New programmes added during the year: 4 Sl.No. Department Course U.G programme- B.Com with Computer 1 Commerce Applications 2 Computer Science U.G programme- B.C.A Centre for Research in Commerce 3 Research Programme - Finance and Management Studies Research Programme – Fiction, Children‘s 4 Centre for Research in English Literature, Critical Theory, Poetry

b)New programes designed: 0 c) Programes under revision: 1-(MSc Cyber security)

d) Interdepartmental collaborative programmes: 1- Higher Focus Course e) Inter institutional collaborative programmes:0 f) Number of review committee recommendations implemented (Total):0 g)Number of NAAC peer team recommendations implemented: 10 (All the ten recommendations were implemented in the previous year itself)-Refer SSR h) Number of UGC/any other expert committee recommendations implemented: 0 i) Number of NAAC peer team recommendations under implementation: 0 j)Number of UGC/ any other expert committee recommendation under implementation: 0

7. Faculty Details a) Total faculty strength required as per norms for all programmes:69 (including Principal) b) Total faculty on rolls:64 Sl. Name Qualification Designation Department No. 1. Dr. Sr. T. K. Anee MSc, MPhil , PhD PRINCIPAL (Dr. Sr. Annie Kuriakose ) Associate Professor 2. Dr.Rani Paul Ukkan MA, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor English (HOD) 3. Dr. Sarala Joyce MA, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor English Christopher 4. Dr. Shali Anthappan MA, PhD Associate Professor English 5. Dr. Asha Thomas MA, PhD Associate Professor English 6. Ms. Sujitha V. S. MA, MPhil Assistant Professor English 7. Dr. Sajo Jose MA, MPhil, PhD, Assistant Professor English MA (Philosophy) 8. Ms Sonima K. K. MA Assistant Professor English 9. Ms. Archana V. MA Assistant Professor English 10. Ms Sheena P .C. MA Assistant Professor English 5

11. Ms. Geetha Jacob MA, BEd Assistant Professor English 12. Ms Anju Susan George MA Assistant Professor English 13. Ms. Litty Chacko MA, BEd Assistant Professor, Malayalam (HOD) 14. Ms. Jency Paul Akkara MA, BEd Assistant Professor Malayalam 15. Dr. Sr. Rose Anto MA, MPhil, Associate Professor Hindi PhD,(HOD) 16. Dr. Lisamma John MA, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Hindi 17. Dr. Valsa John C. MA, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor, Economics (HOD) 18. Dr. Baby V.O. MA, MPhil,BEd, Assistant Professor Economics PhD 19. Dr. Rani M .J. MSc, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor, Mathematics (HOD) 20. Ms. Annie Joseph MSc, BEd Associate Professor Mathematics 21. Dr. Philomina M .T. MSc, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Mathematics 22. Dr. Mangalambal N. R. MSc, PhD Associate Professor Mathematics 23. Dr. Sr. Lilly P. L. MSc, MPhil,BEd, Vice Principal Mathematics ( Dr. Sr. Christy) PhD Associate Professor 24. Ms. Lilly T. I. MS c, BEd Associate Professor Mathematics 25. Ms. Jeema Jose MSc,MPhil, BEd Assistant professor Mathematics 26. Gracyamma Joseph MSc, MPhil Associate Professor Physics (HOD) 27. Ms. Tresa K .R. MSc Associate Professor Physics 28. Ms. Mary Gisby Paulose MSc, M.Tech Assistant professor Physics 29. Ms.Lissy K Thalakkottur MSc, MPhil Associate Professor, Chemistry (HOD) 30. Dr. Rosebella K. Puthur MSc, PhD Associate Professor Chemistry 31. Ms. Mary Augustine MSc, MPhil Associate Professor Chemistry 32. Dr. Pearly Sebastin MSc, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Chemistry Chittilappilly 33. Dr. Jessy Emmanuel MSc, MPhil, BEd, Associate Professor Chemistry PhD 34. Dr. Annie C. F. MSc, MPhil, Associate Professor Chemistry BEd,PhD 35. Dr. Deena Antony C. MSc, PhD, BEd Associate Professor Chemistry 36. Dr. Binsy Varghese V. MSc, MPhil, BEd, Associate Professor Chemistry PhD 37. Dr. Sr. Lilly K. O. MSc, BEd,PhD Assistant Professor Chemistry (Dr. Sr. Lilly Kachappilly) 6

38. Sr. Mini Thomas MSc Assistant Professor Chemistry (Sr. Anjana) 39. Ms. Baby J. Alappat MSc, BEd Associate Zoology Professor(HOD) 40. Dr. Sr. Anis K.V. MSc, MPhil, BEd, Assistant Professor Zoology (Dr. Sr. Asha Therese) PhD 41. Dr. Gigy Poulose MSc, BEd, PhD Assistant Professor Zoology 42. Dr. Aneesh E. M. MSc, BEd, PhD, Assistant Professor Zoology A.C.G.C. 43. Dr. Beena Anto K. MSc,MPhil, PhD, Associate Botany Professor(HOD) 44. Dr. Egy T. Paul MSc, PhD Associate Professor Botany 45. Dr. Meena Thomas MSc, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Botany Irimpan 46. Ms. Roslin Alex MSc(Botany), Associate Professor Botany MSc(Biotechnology), PhD 47. Dr. Philo Francis M.Com, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Commerce (HOD) 48. Dr. Jancy Davy MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Commerce 49. Dr. Sr. Rosa K. D. PhD, MA(English) (Vice Principal) Commerce (Dr. Sr. Rose Bastin) Associate Professor 50. Sr. Ligi V.K (Sr. Elaiza) MCom, MPhil Assistant Professor Commerce 51. Ms. Elizabeth Paul C. MCom, BEd, D.O.A. Assistant Professor Commerce 52. Ms. Remya S. MCom Assistant Professor Commerce 53. Ms. Soumya Stephen A. MCom Assistant Professor Commerce 54. Ms. Sumina M. S. MA, BEd Assistant Professor History ( HOD) 55. Ms.Jessy Paul M.P.Ed. Associate Professor Physical (HOD) Education 56. Mr. Stalin Raphael M.P.Ed., MPhil, Assistant Professor Physical P.G.D.P.C Education 57. Dr. Viji Mary Varghese MSc, PhD Assistant Professor Bio (HOD) Technology 58. Dr. Kavitha O. MSc, PhD Assistant Professor BioTechnolog y 59. Mr. Naijil George MSc Assistant Professor BioTtechnolo gy 60. Dr. Sr. Viji M. O. MSc, MPhil, PhD Assistant Professor Bio (Dr. Sr. Floweret) Technology 61. Dr.Sr. Lissy Anto P. MSc,MPhil,BEd, Associate Computer 7

(Dr.Sr. Isabel) MCA, PhD Professor,(HOD) Science 62. Sr.Siji P. D. (Sr. Blessy) MCA, MPhil Assistant Professor Computer Science 63. Ms. Beena C.A. MA, BEd Assistant Professor Sociology

64. Mr. Varghese George MSc Assistant Professor Statistics

C )Faculty added during the year:12 Sl. Name Qualification Designation Department No. 1. Ms. Archana V. MA Assistant Professor English 2. Ms Sheena P .C. MA Assistant Professor English 3. Ms. Geetha Jacob MA, BEd Assistant Professor English 4. Ms Anju Susan George MA Assistant Professor English 5. Ms. Jeema Jose MSc,MPhil, BEd Assistant Mathematics professor 6. Ms. Mary Gisby Paulose MSc, M.Tech. Assistant Physics professor 7. Sr. Mini Thomas MSc Assistant Professor Chemistry (Sr. Anjana) 8. Dr. Gigy Poulose MSc, BEd, PhD Assistant Professor Zoology 9. Dr. Aneesh E. M. MSc, BEd, PhD, Assistant Professor Zoology A.C.G.C. 10. Ms. Sumina M. S. MA, BEd,( HOD) Assistant Professor History 11. Dr. Sr. Viji M. O. MSc, MPhil, PhD Assistant Professor Bio (Dr. Sr. Floweret) Technology 12. Ms. Beena C.A. MA, BEd Assistant Professor Sociology

d)Faculty positions vacant:5 Sl.No. Department No. of vacancy 1. English 1 2. Commerce 1 3. History 2 4. Physics 1

e)Faculty left during the year: 4 Sl.No. Department Name of the faculty 1 English Dr.Rani Paul Ukkan 2 Chemistry Ms.Lissy K Thalakkottur 3 Phyical Education Ms.Jessy Paul 4 Physics Ms.Gracyamma Joseph 8

f)Total number of visiting faculty:1 Sl. Name Qualification Designation Department No. 1. Dr. C.D. Chakkappan MA, PhD Adhoc faculty Journalism and mass communication g)Total number of guest Faculty:36

Sl. Name Qualification Department No. 1 Dr. Sr. Jessy K. C. MSW, PhD, Social work (Dr. Sr. Jessin) 2. Ms.Priya Antony P. MSW Social work 3. Ms.Roal Roy MSW Social work 4. Ms. Resmi MSW Social work Ramachandran 5. Mr. Thomas K. I. MCom, MPhil Business administration and management studies 6. Ms. Vijaya E. S. MCom Business administration and management studies 7. Ms. Leena Louis MBA, MCom Business administration and management studies 8. Ms. Michelle Vivera MCom, MBA Business administration and management studies 9. Ms. Leema Jose MBA , MCom, PGDCA Business administration and management studies 10. Ms. Shinci Vijayan MBA Business administration and management studies 11. Ms. Steffy Jose MCom Business administration and management studies 12. Ms. Dhanya M. Babu MCom, BEd Business administration and management studies 13. Ms. Steny Joseph MCJ Journalism and mass communication 14. Fr. Jomy Thottian MCJ Journalism and mass communication 15. Ms. Namitha K. A. MSc,BEd Physics 16. Ms. Anu Balan MSc Physics 17. Ms. Laina A. L. MSc Chemistry 18. Ms. Sreerashmi K. MSc, BEd Mathematics

19. Ms. Sona Das P. MSc Mathematics 20. Ms. Seena John M. MSc, BEd Mathematics 21. Ms. Smina M. B. MA, BEd History 22. Ms. Jini Zacharia MA, BEd History 23. Ms. Babitha Antony MA, BEd, MPhil History 24. Ms.Anaswara Davis MSc Computer science 25. Ms. Neethu Tressa MSc Computer science 26. Ms. Nisha Peter MCA Computer science 27. Ms. Rasmi Krishnan MCA Computer science 28. Ms. Sreekala C. MSc Bio technology 29. Ms. Anaswara MSc Bio technology Premkumar 30. Ms. Liji K.T. MA, MPhil Economics 31. Ms. Santhi Menon P. MA English 32. Ms. Elizabeth Blessy MA English Mohan 33. Ms.Veena Sany MA, BEd English 34. Ms. Cinda Antony MA,BEd English 35. Ms. Premi Sunny MSc Agricultural Statistics, Statistics BEd, PGDCA 36. Ms. Remya Varghese MCom Commerce

8.Qualification of Faculty

a) PhD and Above: 31

Sl. No. Name Qualification Designation Department 1. Dr. Sr. T. K. Anee MSc, MPhil , PhD PRINCIPAL (Dr. Sr. Annie Associate Professor Kuriakose ) 2. Dr.Rani Paul Ukkan MA, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor English (HOD) 3. Dr. Sarala Joyce MA, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor English Christopher 4. Dr. Shali Anthappan MA, PhD Associate Professor English 5. Dr. Asha Thomas MA, PhD Associate Professor English 6. Dr. Sajo Jose MA, MPhil, PhD, Assistant Professor English MA (Philosophy) 10

7. Dr. Sr. Rose Anto MA, MPhil, Associate Professor Hindi PhD,(HOD) 8. Dr. Valsa John C. MA, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor, Economics (HOD) 9. Dr. Philomina M .T. MSc, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Mathematics 10. Dr. Mangalambal N. MSc, PhD Associate Professor Mathematics R. 11. Dr. Sr. Lilly P. L. MSc, MPhil,BEd, Vice Principal Mathematics ( Dr. Sr. Christy) PhD Associate Professor 12. Dr. Rosebella K. MSc, PhD Associate Professor Chemistry Puthur 13. Dr. Pearly Sebastin MSc, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Chemistry Chittilappilly 14. Dr. Deena Antony C. MSc, PhD, BEd Associate Professor Chemistry 15. Dr. Binsy Varghese V. MSc, MPhil, BEd, Associate Professor Chemistry PhD 16. Dr. Sr. Lilly K. O. MSc, BEd,PhD Assistant Professor Chemistry (Dr. Sr. Lilly Kachappilly) 17. Dr. Sr. Anis K.V. MSc, MPhil, BEd, Assistant Professor Zoology (Dr. Sr. Asha Therese) PhD 18. Dr. Gigy Poulose MSc, BEd, PhD Assistant Professor Zoology 19. Dr. Aneesh E. M. MSc, BEd, PhD, Assistant Professor Zoology A.C.G.C. 20. Dr. Beena Anto K. MS c,MPhil, PhD, Associate Botany Professor(HOD) 21. Dr. Egy T. Paul MSc, PhD Associate Professor Botany 22. Dr. Philo Francis M.Com, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Commerce (HOD) 23. Dr. Jancy Davy MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Commerce 24. Dr. Sr. Rosa K. D. PhD, MA(English) (Vice Principal) Commerce (Dr. Sr. Rose Bastin) Associate Professor 25. Dr. Viji Mary MSc, PhD Assistant Professor Bio Varghese (HOD) Technology 26. Dr. Kavitha O. MSc, PhD Assistant Professor BioTechnolog y 27. Dr. Sr. Viji M. O. MSc, MPhil, PhD Assistant Professor Bio (Dr. Sr. Floweret) Technology 28. Dr.Sr. Lissy Anto P. MSc,MPhil,BEd, Associate Computer (Dr.Sr. Isabel) MCA, PhD Professor,(HOD) Science 11

29. Dr. Lisamma John MA, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Hindi

30 Dr. Rani M .J. MSc, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor, Mathematics (HOD) 31 Dr. Jessy Emmanuel MSc, MPhil, BEd, Associate Professor Chemistry PhD

b) MPhil:11

Sl. Name Qualification Designation Department No. 1 Ms. Sujitha V. S. MA, MPhil Assistant Professor English 2 Gracyamma Joseph MSc, MPhil Associate Professor Physics (HOD) 3 Baby V.O. MA, MPhil,BEd Assistant Professor Economics 4 Ms. Jeema Jose MSc,MPhil, BEd Assistant professor Mathematics 5 Ms.Lissy K Thalakkottur MSc, MPhil Associate Professor, Chemistry (HOD) 6 Ms. Mary Augustine MSc, MPhil Associate Professor Chemistry 7 Annie C. F. MSc, MPhil, BEd Associate Professor Chemistry 8 Meena Thomas Irimpan MSc, MPhil Associate Professor Botany 9 Mr. Stalin Raphael M.P.Ed., MPhil, Assistant Professor Physical P.G.D.P.C Education 10 Sr.Siji P. D. (Sr. Blessy) MCA, MPhil Assistant Professor Computer Science 11 Sr. Ligi V.K (Sr. Elaiza) MCom, MPhil Assistant Professor Commerce

c) Masters:20 Sl. Name Qualification Designation Department No. 1 Ms Sonima K. K. MA Assistant Professor English 2 Ms. Archana V. MA Assistant Professor English 3 Ms Sheena P .C. MA Assistant Professor English 4 Ms. Geetha Jacob MA, BEd Assistant Professor English 5 Ms Anju Susan George MA Assistant Professor English 6 Ms. Litty Chacko MA, BEd Assistant Professor, Malayalam (HOD) 7 Ms. Jency Paul Akkara MA, BEd Assistant Professor Malayalam 8 Ms. Annie Joseph MSc, BEd Associate Professor Mathematics 9 Ms. Lilly T. I. MSc, BEd Associate Professor Mathematics 10 Ms. Tresa K .R. MSc Associate Professor Physics 11 Sr. Mini Thomas MSc Assistant Professor Chemistry (Sr. Anjana) 12 Ms. Baby J. Alappat MSc, BEd Associate Zoology Professor(HOD) 13 Ms. Elizabeth Paul C. MCom, BEd, D.O.A. Assistant Professor Commerce 14 Ms. Remya S. MCom Assistant Professor Commerce 12

15 Ms. Soumya Stephen A. MCom Assistant Professor Commerce 16 Ms. Sumina M. S. MA, BEd Assistant Professor History ( HOD) 17 Ms.Jessy Paul M.P.Ed. Associate Professor Physical (HOD) Education 18 Mr. Naijil George MSc Assistant Professor BioTtechnology 19 Ms. Beena C.A. MA, BEd Assistant Professor Sociology 20 Mr. Varghese George MSc Assistant Professor Statistics d) Any other (Specify):2

Sl. Name Qualification Designation Department No. 1 Ms. Mary Gisby Paulose MSc, M.Tech Assistant professor Physics 2 Ms. Roselin Alex MSc(Botany), Associate Professor Botany MSc(Biotechnology),

9.Faculty qualification improvement

a) PhD awarded to existing faculty:3

Sl. No. Name Qualification Designation Department 1 Dr. Lisamma John MA, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor Hindi

2 Dr. Rani M .J. MSc, MPhil, PhD Associate Professor, Mathematics (HOD) 3 Dr. Jessy MSc, MPhil, BEd, Associate Professor Chemistry Emmanuel PhD

b) MPhil awarded to existing faculty:0 c) Any other degree awarded to existing faculty:0

10. Administrative Staff Details a) Administrative staff (total sanctioned):33 (including Principal) b) Administrative staff (Actual strength):29 SL.NO NAME DESIGNATION . 1. Dr. Sr. T. K. Anee (Dr. Sr. Annie Kuriakose ) PRINCIPAL Associate Professor 2. Sr. Thressia T. M . (Sr. Anjali Thekken) Senior Supdt. 3. Sr. Alphonsa V. A. (Sr. Anitha Antony) H .A. 4. Ms. Jyothi A. J. U.D.C. 5. Ms. Kochurani C. A. U.D.C. 6. Sr. Moly L. Panamkoodan (Sr. Jaisy Maria) L .D. C. 13

7. Sr. Thressia K. O. (Sr. Lisieux Joseph) L.D.C.

8. Mr. Davis A. P. L.D.C.

9. Sr. Elsy U. L. (Sr. Elsy John) U .D. Typist 10. Sr. Mary Isac (Sr. Sucy Maria) I Grade Lib.

11. Sr. Gracy P. R. (Sr. Gracy) IV Gr Lib. 12. Ms.Thressia C .C. Lab. Asst. 13. Ms. Eliakutty K. V. Library Asst.

14. Ms. Rosily K. D. Library Asst. 15. Ms. Annam K. D. (Ms. Limsy) Lab. Asst. 16. Ms. Sicily K. V. Herbarium Keeper

17. Ms. Philomina V .T. L.G.S. 18. Ms. Joicy C .V. L.G.S. 19. Ms. Valsa N. J. Lab. Asst.

20. Ms. Lucy N. T. Lab. Asst. 21. Sr. Baby M. T.(Sr.Beena Thomas ) Store keeper 22. Sr.Elsy M. P. (Sr. Elvin Peter) Lab. Asst.

23. Sr. Ally K. A. (Sr. Ally Antony) Lab. Asst. 24. Ms. Pouli M .R. Lab. Asst.

25. Ms. Siji V. J. Lab. Asst.

26. Ms. Viji K. P. (Sr. Preethy Paul) L.G.S. 27. Sr. Gigi M. K . (Sr. Haizel) L.G.S.

28. Sr. Joicy M. P. (Sr. Sajitha) L.G.S.

29. Mr.Top Bahadur Bist L.G.S. c)Added during the year of reporting:1 SL.NO NAME DESIGNATION

1 Sr. Joicy M. P. (Sr. Sajitha) L.G.S.

d)Left during the year:1

NAME DESIGNATION Mr.Top Bahadur Bist L.G.S.

e)Number of posts vacant:04

Post Number of vaccancy Lab Assistants 3 Library Assistants 1

f) Other guest staff : 18

SL.NO NAME . 1. Sr. Maria George

2. Mr. Johny K. K. 3. Mr. Jose T.A. 4. Mr. Prem Bahadur 5. Ms. Rosy A. P. 6. Ms. Jisha M.M.

7. Ms . Mercy Jose 8. Ms. Margily Micheal 9. Ms. Simi Chacko 10. Sr. Rita Casia 11. Ms. Soumya V M 12. Ms. Soumya P S 13. Ms. BabyM V

14. Ms. Reny Prince 15. Ms karthika K R 16. Ms Sunitha M P

17. Ms Annie A J 18. Ms Niviya N A

11. Technical Support Staff Details

a) Technical Support Staff (Total sanctioned strength):1 b) Technical Support Staff(Actual strength):1

NAME DESIGNATION Mr. Binto Vincent Mechanic

c) Added during the year: 1 d) Left during the year: 0 e) Number of posts vacant: 0

SECTION II

12. Establishment details4 Year of establishment of IQAC: 01/06/2004 13.Composition of IQAC 15

a) Number of IQAC members:21 IQAC representation Name Number Chairperson Dr. Sr. Anee T K(Principal) 01

b) Number of Alumni in IQAC:02 IQAC representation Name Number Number of Alumni in IQAC Dr. Devi E H Elizabeth Paul 02

c) Number of Students in IQAC:02 IQAC representation Name Number Number of students in IQAC Ashika Menon 02 Rinku Francis

d) Number of Faculty in IQAC:06 IQAC representation Name Number Number of faculty in IQAC Dr. Philo Francis(co-ordinator) 06 Dr. Sr. Rosa K D Dr. Sr. Lilly P L Meena Thomas Irimpan Lisamma John Stalin Raphel

e) Number of Administrative Staff in IQAC:02 IQAC representation Name Number Number of administrative staff in Sr. Anjali (Thressia T M) (superintendent) 02 IQAC Sr. Anitha (Alphonsa V A)

f) Number of Technical Staff in IQAC:01 IQAC representation Name Number Number of technical staff in IQAC Sunitha N P 01

g) Number of Management Representatives:02 IQAC representation Name Number Number of management Rev.Sr. Elsy Kokkat(manager) 02 representatives Dr. Sr. Lilly K O

h ) Number of External experts in IQAC:01 IQAC representation Name Number Number of external experts in IQAC Prof. Nandakumar K 01

i) Number of any other stakeholder and community representatives:04 IQAC representation Name Number Number of any other stake holder Sri. M C Paul 04 and community representatives Sri. K P John Sri. E P Janardhanan Adv.Thomas Unniyadan(MLA) 16

14 IQAC Meetings

Number of IQAC meetings held during the year: 21 Sl. No. Date 1 4/6/2012 2 11/6/2012 3 10/7/2012 4 15/7/2012 5 17/7/2012 6 21/7/2012 7 23/7/2012 8 27/7/2012 9 4/8/2012 10 6/9/2012 11 26/9/2012 12 29/9/2012 13 8/10/2012 14 18/11/2012 15 26/11/2012 16 20/1/2013 17 22/1/2013 18 23/1/2013 19 22/2/2013 20 11/3/2013 21 25/3/2013

15 .Whether Calendar of activities of IQAC formulated for the academic year: Yes

16 IQAC Plans for Development

a) Number of academic programmes proposed:06 Sl. No. Programme 1 M .Sc computer science 2 M A Economics 3 M A Malayalam 4 M A Hindi 5 B. Sc Psychology 6 B C J

b) Number of value added programmes proposed :02 ( Ref Q No 17 ) c) Number of skill oriented programmes proposed:12( Ref Q No 17 ) d) Number of faculty competency and development programmes proposed:03(Ref QNo 17 ) e) Number of other staff development programmes proposed:02( Ref Q No 17 ) f) Number of student mentoring programmes proposed:05( Ref Q No 17 ) g) Number of co-curricular activities proposed:39( Ref Q No 17 ) h) Number of inter departmental cooperative schemes proposed:03( Ref Q No 17 ) i) Number of community extension programmes proposed:09( Ref Q No 17 ) 17 j) Any other programmes proposed (Specify): 08( Ref Q No 17 )

17. IQAC Plans for development & Implementation a) Number of academic programmes implemented:04 Sl.No. Programme 1 M .Sc computer science 2 M A Economics 3 M A Malayalam 4 B. Sc Psychology b) Number of value added programmes implemented:02 Sl.No. Date Programme (to support curriculum- Benefactors enrichment/certificate) 1. Aug-dec Certificate course- maintenance of II DC-23 STUDENTS 2012 electronic and electrical equipment 2. All I & II Practical Accounting Tally and Tax students of III BCom, day 6TH Practitioner course students of II BCOM, hour III BBA, II BBA c) Number of skill oriented programmes implemented:12 Sl.No. Date Programme (soft skills) Benefactors 1. All I & II Certificate Course:- Computer, Craft & History Students day-6thhour First Aid 2. Yoga and health(Add on course-UGC ) 40 students in the college 3. 2012-13 Financial Accounting Maths 3 & 4 UG Students 4. 2012-13 Driving Students 5. G-Operator DC Economics students 6. ASAP I DC Students 7. Aug -Dec M.S OFFICE 36 students (I DC Botany) 8. Sep - Dec E-COMMERCE 36 students (II DC Botany) 9. Jan (20 Paper making 34 students (III DC hours) Botany) 10. 2012-2013 Certificate course- Chemistry in service of I & II DC Chemistry common man students 11. 2012-2013 Communicative English Common 12. 2012-2013 Instrumental music Common d) Number of faculty competency and development programmes implemented:3 Sl.No. Date Programme Benefactors 1. June Orientation programme to faculty by . Dr. Faculty Mathew Abraham 2. 3 days Orientation programme Freshly appointed 18

faculty 3. 3/12/2012, ICT orientation & E content development Whole Faculty 4/12/2012 e) Number of other staff development programmes implemented:2 Sl.No. Date Programme Benefactors 1. June Orientation programme to staff Dr. Staff Mathew Abraham 2. 3 days Orientation programme Freshly appointed staff f) Number of student mentoring programmes implemented:05 Sl.No. Date Programme Benefactors 1 Holidays Students House Visit 2 6 th hour Tutorial and Mentoring Students 3 30/07/2012 to Spiritual Enhancement Programme by Catholic Students 01/08/2012 AICUF - Sehion Team of Attapadi 4 30/07/2012 to Happy Home Programme Non-Catholic Students 01/08/2012 5 Thrice in a Moral instruction Whole Students year g) Number of co-curricular activities implemented:39 Sl.No. Date Programme Benefactors 1. 11-07-2012 World population day Economic Student observance and talk on community demographic profile of Kerala 2. 12-07-2012 Economic Students 3. 17-10-2012 International poverty alleviation Local women and day and poster making college students competition 4. 15-11-2012 Inter disciplinary seminar Economics and non ONResearch methodology economic students 5. 3 to 5-12-2012 National workshop on non economic Entrepreneurship awareness students programme 6. 7-12-2012 Industrial visit to KSE Economic Students 7. 4-12-2012 Encounter with successful ED Club members Entrepreneur (Mr. Ranji John- proprietor Double Horse) 8. 5-12-2012 Motivational programmes ED Club members 9. GROUP discussion BBA students 10. Debate BBA students 11. Wall magazine 12. Physicos internal quiz PHYSICS 13. General quiz PHYSICS 14. Space quiz PHYSICS 15. 6-8-2012 Commemoration of Hiroshima History students 19

Nagasaki day 16. 23-8-2012 Pookalam competition Whole students Essay writing competition Onappattu competition 17. 27-9-2012 Tourism day-Poster making Whole students competition 18. 7-9-2012 Regional workshop on Research History students Methodology 19. 1-11-2012 Kerala Piravi celebration History students 20. 5-3-13 Releasing manuscript- History students ‗Spandhanam‖ 21. 14-3-13 Poets day Whole college 22. 28-9-12 Sagesse lit-inter collegiate quiz All colleges 23. 28-10-12 Debate-english club English main students 24. 16-1-13 Endowment talk English main students 25. 22 april-12 may 2013 ASAP Training Whole college 26. 07/09/2012 Workshop on Research Dr.K.T.ThomasRtd, Methodology (His) HOD, Associate Professor, Department of History, Christ College, Irinjalakuda. 27. 22/12/2012 International workshop on Ms. Yaso Thairu, research methodology (series I) 28. 14/01/2013 International workshop on Mr. Babu George research methodology (series II) 29. 29/09/2012 Bioinformatics workshop Ms. Shimnamol (Botany) k.A. & Sreejisha P. Faculty MES college for advance studies Edathala. 30. 23/08/2012 Organic farming workshop- Dr. Suresh kumar Botany Scientist State bio- control laboratory 31. 17/12/1202 Eco friendly approaches in pest Dr. Jim Thomas management -Botany 32. 9/1/2013 Use of biotechnology in plant Dr. Anuradha conservation -Botany Agraval Scientist NPPGR, Delhi. 33. TELK INDUSTRIAL VISIT PG and degree students projects(COMMER CE) 34. Botany State bio- control laboratory, Industrial visit. Kerala agriculture university, 20

mannuthy.

35. Botany. Microbiology laboratory, Kerala Industrial visit. agriculture university, mannuthy.

36. 3/10/2012 St. Josephs college Irinjalakuda Dr. .V.M. Xavier Lessons on Financial BCOM BBA Additional Planning for Young coordinator Investors School of Management Studies John Mathew Centre 37. 7/8/12 St. Joseph‘s College, Ms. Smitha S., Seminar on Vedic Irinjalakuda Faculty, TIME Mathematics Institute 38. 13/12/12 St. Joseph‘s College, Delegates from Screening Round for Irinjalakuda IMS, Thrissur Mathematics Quiz Competition 39. World environment Planting seedlings(Vriksha 5/6/2012 day celebration by Thai) and poster presentation Botany department h) Number of inter departmental cooperative programmes implemented:03 Sl.No. Programme 1 Lab to Land Programme – Biotechnology and Botany 2 UG and PG Projects – Chemistry- Biotechnology, Physics - Chemistry 3 Soil Analysis – Chemistry i) Number of community extension programmes implemented:16 Sl.No. Date Programme Benefactors 1. 20-6-2012 Food packet Distribution (eco) Inpatients of Taluk District hospital 2. 06-07-2012 Seed Distribution (eco) BPL Families in shanmugham colony 3. 17-10-2012 Anti Poverty kit Distribution (eco) 30 BPL Families in Irinjalakuda Municipality 4. 17-10-2012 Self employment training for BPL families programme (eco) 5. Through Shuttle Badminton coaching High school students out the year 6. 16-01-2013 COMQUIZ Plus Two Students of nearby schools 7. Distribution of 500 food packets in Five orphanages of connection with Onam by AICUF Irinjalakuda 8. Donation of Rs. 5000 in connection Five orphanages of with Onam by AICUF Irinjalakuda 9. Construction of houses (2) by NSS Karthika and a student 21

10. 3/12/12 The Department of Economics in Non Economic students association with KITCO placement parks, conducted a 3 day workshop

(Dec. 3,4,5) on entrepreneurship

awareness 11. 3/12/12 In connection with ‗Chem week‘ for high school students. celebrations Chemistry association conducted a quiz competition , poster making competition and a workshop conducted 12. 2012-13 Soft Skills(Social service Centre) Local Community 13. 2012-13 Alcoholic Anonymous(Darsana ) Local Community 14. 2012-13 Family Counscelling (Darsana ) Local Community 15. 2012-13 Computer Skill Local Community 16. 2012-13 Indore stadium,Auditorium.class Public, Government rooms,Library organization j) Any other programmes suggested that are implemented (Specify):08 Sl.No. Date Programme Resource Person Benefactors

1. 14/09/2012 AICUF Inauguration – Dr. Jose Thekkan, Whole Motivational talk The Principal, Christ student body College, Irinjalakuda 2. Talk in connection with Rev. Fr. Clement III DC Mission Sunday by Chirayath Students AICUF 3. 2012-13 Ethics & spirituality Faculty Members Students sessions 4. Bridge Course 5. PET 6. Interactive session Anotny M John History junior St.Stephens stdents College Delhi 7. Orientation to Parents of IDC 8. Motivational session KVKrishnaprasad Clarendon Masters Scholoar at Oxford Law Faculty

18. IQAC Seminars and Conferences Sl. Title of The External experts Place & No. of participants No. Conference/ invited Date Inside Outside Seminar 1. Personality Fr.Mathew 28/01/2013 150 17 Development Abraham CBCI 2. Fresher‘s Principal, 12 22

orientation Manager &Rretired faculty 3. E content Babu P George preparation 4. Smart board training

a) Number of seminars/ conferences/ workshops organized by IQAC within the Institution: 04 b) Number of participants from the institution :150 c) Number of participants from outside:17(Study Centre) d) Number of external experts invited:03( Ref 18 a ) e) Number of external conferences/seminars/workshops on institutional quality attended:1 Nygil Georgeand Sr.Viji.M.O attended the IQAC seminar on………….. at Christ College f) Number of events conducted with IQAC of other institutions as collaborative programmes: 0 19. Did IQAC receive any funding from UGC during the year? Yes 20. If the response to Qn. 18 is Yes, please provide the amount received from UGC (Input 0 if NA/NIL) Any other source including internal financial support from the management (Specify amount)?

a) Amount Received fromUGC:Rs. 34,01,947/- ( see appendix 1 - *) b) Amount Received from any other source including the college management: Rs 7,70,871/- (see appendix 1-∆) 21. Any significant contribution made by IQAC on quality enhancement during current year Criterion-wise IQAC has performed the following functions on the campus :

CRITERION I CURRICULAR ASPECTS  Preparation of the yearly action plan and the monitoring of its effective implementation  Participatory role in curriculum planning process  Developing of the right models and resources for the successful curriculum delivery  Creating the right learning environment  Participatory role in organizing co-curricular activities  Publication of online monthly targeted at the faculty focusing on the process of teaching and the state-of-the-art techniques and technologies in instructional domain and also notifying forthcoming workshops, seminars, conferences, teacher competence enhancement programmes and summer sessions so that teachers can plan and prepare for participation ahead  IQAC convenes regular sessions on Yoga, Concentration and Meditation, Urge for Progress, Change Management, Time Management, and Sense of humor, Problem management, Counselling and allied services which go to make a complete teacher.  Initiates consultation with stakeholders and monitors their feedback  Conducted the Parent-student satisfaction survey

CRITERION II TEACHING, LEARNING AND EVALUATION  Participatory role in the yearly admission process 23

 Key role in the information dissemination about the college, courses and other particulars.  Monitors the process of fulfilling the various needs of the students ensuring equity and inclusion access.  Participatory role in sensitizing the staff and students on issues such as gender, inclusion, environment etc. through workshops, seminars, talks etc.  Supportive role in the preparation of academic calendar, teaching schedules evaluation blue print etc.  IQAC‘s contribution to improve teaching-learning process mainly concerns  Teacher and teaching quality improvement especially ICT oriented  Introduction of Innovative pedagogic methodology especially student centric  Additions to teaching-learning resources like library, digital data base, e-journal subscription, INFLIBNET Support etc.  Broad goal orientation for teachers and students through interactions and briefing  Promotion of research as part of teaching process  Skill development as part of teaching-learning process  Infrastructure development to support the teaching-learning process (ex. Teaching using lap tops, LCD Projectors, white board and smart board)  Supporting of publications by Department and the College  Organising seminars led by students using LCD Projector

CRITERION III: RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION  Participatory role in all the research oriented seminars  Conducts annual paper presentation contest at the intercollegiate level  Assistance to UGC project holders for settlement of accounts and related documentation  Round-the-year information support to the project-holders and researchers regarding UGC formalities  Initiatives to ensure that the resources are put to optimal use  Planning, creating and upgrading of research facilities  Identifying fresh consultancy avenues and augmenting existing ones  Planning and implementing wider extension opportunities in tune with the vision, mission and objective of the college  Framing guidelines under which the institution can collaborate with industries/institutes and the like for extension, consultancy and related engagements  Identifying areas in which collaboration with foreign institutions are possible

CRITERION IV INFRASTRUCTURE & LEARNING RESOURCES  Planning of Teaching-Learning Infrastructure  Steps to qualitative improvement of teaching- learning process  Capacity building for research  Identifying sources of infrastructure support for students beyond the campus  Provisions for computer enabled communication within and beyond the campus  Student training facility to use computers as tools and catalysts  Enhancement of learning outcome through co-curricular activities like team-work and leadership exercises  Participatory role in events arranged to combine the institutional goals and the students‘ personal educational goal  Lead role in enriching the total campus experience of the students 24

 Identifying ways to ensure the optimal use of the infrastructure  Provide for the infrastructural requirements of the differently abled  Qualitative and quantitative improvement of the student stay-in facilities  Health care facilities for the staff and students including student counselling  Overseeing of the common facilities provided in the college  Positive improvement in the acquisition and distribution of books, periodicals and journals, digital data base and other essential resource material  Overseeing maintenance of all the campus machinery and infrastructure facilities

CRITERION V STUDENT SUPPORT & PROGRESSION  Student mentoring and support is one of the major concerns of IQAC on this campus; IQAC renders most of the information support that the students need on the campus and later as alumnae.  The support devised also include strategic planning needed for the co-curricular support that comes to the aid of the students in furthering their interests as students and then as job-seekers.  It also ensures that the students are provided with skills and competencies needed for successful competition in the employment market.  IQAC‘s functioning domain also coincides with the operational areas of HRD  IQAC intervenes in issues related to the codes of behaviour on the campus. Thus it is bound with the functioning of the various statutory and non-statutory cells connected with ragging, women harassment etc.  Its role in the staff and students welfare schemes is also dominant.  IQAC maintains a healthy relationship with the alumnae association and helps in bringing out the College Newsletter for the old students.  It was IQAC that planned and implemented the scheme of Job Networking of the present students with the members of the alumnae group all over the world.  In monitoring the progression of the students too, IQAC has contributed by arranging special assistance to students appearing in Entrance Examinations like Central University Admission Test.  Through its student representative, IQAC also influences the Students Union and ensures its proper and healthy working.

CRITERION VI ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT  IQAC has fine-tuned the vision and mission of the institution in terms of societal needs and value orientations, and its objectives give the institution its direction.  The directional line formulated by the IQAC itself is adequate framework for the quality policy of the institution.  Professional development support is another area in which the IQAC sets its quality benchmarks.  Maintaining objective supportive stakeholder relationships  IQAC relates Quality of teaching to the extent to which the outcome of teaching fulfills expectations of the stakeholders.  Participatory role in employee empowerment through training and information support  Participatory role in the Performance Appraisal system of the teachers and in its reviewing process 25

 In order to support the institutionalization of quality assurance process, IQAC has developed a roadmap consisting of a model of eight essential elements operating as building blocks for implementing and sustaining QA activities. While the core QA activities include defining, measuring and improving quality, the essential elements are grouped under three categories:  the internal enabling environment,  organizing for quality and  support functions. The internal enabling environment contains the essential elements of leadership, policy, core values, and resources. Organizing for quality includes the structure for implementing QA. The support functions are capacity building, communication and information, and rewarding quality.

CRITERION VII INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES  Lead role in the environment audit of the institution  Dominant role in ensuring the diversity of the college‘s innovative course content  IQAC also ensures the thrust on the inclusive vision of the college.  It has also endeavored to develop an attitude to be innovative in order to be global in its outputs.  IQAC also promotes interdisciplinary studies and multidisciplinary approach.  Introduction of digital learning apps and cell phone as a learning and teaching tool  Creation of learner centric environment conclusive for quality education and faculty maturation to adopt the required knowledge and technology for participatory learning and teaching process

SECTION III. 22. Academic Programmes a) Number of new academic programs developed or designed by faculty:02 Sl. No. Departments Course 1 Commerce Practical Accounting Tally and Tax Practitioner course 2 Mathematics Financial Accounting

b) Number of faculty members involved in curriculam restructuring/revision/syllabus development:04 Sl. Faculty Date & venue Role and purpose No. 1. Naijil George 05-03-2013 Preparation of examination KPSC Office, Pattom syllabus 2. Dr. Mangalambal N R CUSAT Nov. 2012 P G Board of exams CUSAT P G Board of exams Kannur University 26

M.Phil Board of examinations, Bharathiar University 3. Dr. Lilly P L 19.10.2012 St Mary‘s College, Expert in the Research Admission Thrissur Committee 4. Lissy Anto P 2012 to 2015 Member, Board of studies in Kerala University Computational Biology .

c) Number of programs in which evaluation process reformation taken up and implemented:14 +4 ( All UG & PG programmes, Research Programmes) d) Number of active teaching days during the current academic year:180 e) Average percentage of attendance of students:92 f) Percentage of classes engaged by guest faculty and temporary teachers:24 g) Number of self financed programmes offered:6 Sl. No. Programme 1 B.B.A. 2 B.Com with Computer Applications 3 B.C.A. 4 MSc Biotechnology 5 MSW 6 MCJ

h.)Number of aided programmes offered:18 Sl. No. Programme Core Course 1 B.Sc. Mathematics 2 B.Sc. Physics 3 B.Sc. Chemistry 4 B.Sc. Zoology 5 B.Sc. Botany 6 B.Sc. Biotechnology 7 B.A. English Lang. & Lit. 8 B.A. Economics 9 B.A. History 10 B.Com. Full Core Courses 11 M.Sc. Mathematics 12 M.Sc. Chemistry 13 M.A. English Literature 14 M.Com. Finance (Specialization) 15 Research programme Ph.D Programme in Mathematics 16 Research programme ― in Chemistry 17 Research programme ― in English 18 Research programme ― in Commerce

i)Number of programmes discontinued during the year:1 Sl. No. Programme 1 MSc Cybersecurity 27

23. Whether any systematic student feedback mechanism is in place? Yes (attach feed back forms) 24. Feedback Details Percentage of courses where student feedback is taken: 100 25. Is feedback for improvement provided to the faculty? Yes 26. Faculty Research, Projects, and Publication details for the year a) Number of major research projects undertaken during the year: 01 Sl. Period Outlay Name of Faculty Project Title No. in Rs 1. Dr. Aneesh E M ―Study of herbal insecticides as means to 2013- 12,02,800 overcome the development of resistance in 2016 Culex Quinquefasciatus Say., the filariasis vector to conventional insecticides‖.

b) Number of minor research projects undertaken during the year:08

Sl. Period Outlay Name of Faculty Project Title No. in Rs 1. Dr. Valsa John C & Rain Water Harvesting 2012-14 1.15 Lakh Sari T C 2. Mr.Naijil George Analysis of abundance and 2013-2015 2,00,000/- diversity of planktons with special reference to biological and physic-chemical parameters of Chalakudy River, Kerala: Impacts of anthropogenic activities 3. Dr. Rosebella Puthur Phytocatalytic reduction of 2012-2014 1.5 Lakh nitrous oxide using TiO2-a Computational study 4. Dr.Pearly Sebastian Catalysis by neat and 2013-2015 1,60,000/- Chitilappilly supported complexes in industrial oxidation reactions. A comparative study 5. Dr. Deena Antony Comparative study of Catalytic 2012-2014 and biocidal activities of some new metal complexes of Mn(II), Co(II), Ni(II), Cu(II) and Zn(II) derived from thiophene and furan 2- carboxaldehyde . 6. Lilly P L & Siji P D Fuzzy Association Mining 01/06/201 200000/- using modified clustering 2- Algorithm in medical data base 31/03/201 system 4 7. Lissy Anto P Computaional identification of 2012-2014 80,000 knots in proteins 28

8. Dr. Sr. Anis K V A study on the faunal 2013-2015 90,000 diversity, ecological significance and conservation strategies of sacred groves of Thrissur District

c) Number of major ongoing projects:1

Sl. Period Outlay Name of Faculty Project Title No. in Rs 1. Dr. Aneesh E M Study of herbal insecticides as means to 2013- 12,02,800 overcome the development of resistance in 2016 Culex Quinquefasciatus Say., the filariasis vector to conventional insecticides

d) Number of minor ongoing projects:11 Sl. Period Outlay Name of Faculty Project Title No. in Rs 1 Litty Chacko The Cultural Traditions of Kerala 2011-2013 75,000 Christians- A Folklore Study 2 Dr. Asha Thomas The Cultural, Psychological, and 2011 -2013 1,43,000/- Linguistic Impact of Exclusive Children‘s Channels on the Pre- Adolescent Child. 3 Dr. Valsa John C & Rain Water Harvesting 2012-14 1.15 Lakh Sari T C 4 Mr.Naijil George Analysis of abundance and 2013-2015 2,00,000/- diversity of planktons with special reference to biological and physic- chemical parameters of Chalakudy River, Kerala: Impacts of anthropogenic activities 5 Dr. Rosebella Puthur Phytocatalytic reduction of nitrous 2012-2014 1.5 Lakh oxide using TiO2-a Computational study 6 Dr.Pearly Sebastian Catalysis by neat and supported 2013-2015 1,60,000/- Chitilappilly complexes in industrial oxidation reactions. A comparative study 7 Dr. Deena Antony Comparative study of Catalytic and 2012-2014 biocidal activities of some new metal complexes of Mn(II), Co(II), 29

Ni(II), Cu(II) and Zn(II) derived from thiophene and furan 2- carboxaldehyde . 8 Lilly P L & Siji P D Fuzzy Association Mining using 01/06/2012- 200000/- modified clustering Algorithm in 31/03/2014 medical data base system 9 Beena Anto K. Biodiversity of anti-diabetic 2011-2013 1.4 lakhs medicinal plants and its tissue culture aspect 10 Lissy Anto P Computaional identification of 2012-2014 80,000 knots in proteins 11 Dr. Sr. Anis K V A study on the faunal diversity, 2013-2015 90,000 ecological significance and conservation strategies of sacred groves of Thrissur District

e) Number of major projects completed:0 f) Number of minor projects completed:03 Sl. Period Outlay Name of Faculty Project Title No. in Rs 1. Dr. Binsy Varghese Preparation and characterization of 2010-2012 65,000/- chiral ligand complexes of transition metals immobilized on Zirconio surface and to test its effectiveness in asymmetric catalysis. 2. Rani M J Illusionistic Fuzzy lattice and their 01-06- 100000/- applications 2011— 031-12- 2012 3. Dr. Mangalambal N R On Ordered sheaves 01/06/2011 100000/- - 31/12/2012

g) Number of major project proposals submitted for external funding:03 Sl. Period Outlay Name of Faculty Project Title Major No. in Rs 1 Dr. Aneesh E M Study of herbal insecticides as major/ 3 years 30,00000 means to overcome the KSCSTE development of resistance in A. Aegypti a duengue fever vector 2 Dr. Aneesh E M Duengue detection in Major/ DBT 3 years 3200000 kerala… 3 Dr.Lissy Anto P Computational methods for Major/ UGC 3 years 1900000 catalytic activity of enzymes – Some untrodden paths ahead 30

h) Number of minor project proposals submitted for external funding:06

Sl. Period Outlay Name of Faculty Project Title No. in Rs 1. Ms. Sujitha V S Creating A Female World: A Acceptance 1,10,000/ Study of Julie Taymor‘s Movie received - Adaptation of Shakespeare‘s The 2013 May Tempest 2. Ms Sonima K K Exploring the Personal Idiom: Acceptance 1,40,000/ The Role and relevance of received - Feminist Theatre Movements in 2013 May India 3. Dr.Sr.Jessin Water co-operation 4. Sr. Ligy V.K Global financial crisis in banking Applied 25- 1,50,000/ sector 07-2013 - 5. Elizabeth Paul C Innovative banking practices with Applied 25- 2,00,000/ special reference to public sector 07-2013 - banks Irinjalakuda 6. Mary Gisby Poulose High Resolution imaging of Applied Rs. biotissues using OCT 3,50,000

i) Number of research publications in peer reviewed journals:76 j) Number of research publications in international peer reviewed journals: 72

Sl. Author Journal Title year/vol Impa h- Citat No. /pages ct ind ation factor ex - inde x 1. Lisamma John Sangrathan ‗Udan‘ our ‗Shradh‘ – Sept. 2012/ (ISSN) Ek thulanatmak Vol. 3/ 2278-6880 visleshan P. 18-22 2. Dr. Rani Paul Ukkan Indian Journal of Anne Tyler, An Author December Postcolonial Ambivalently Posited 2012, 12.2 Literatures and Ambiguously 27-32 Poised 3. Ms. Sonima K.K. An International ―Revisionist Vol III, journal in Mythmaking as a Issue III, English ISSN means of Countering Sept 2012 09768165 Patriarchy in That Long Silence Criterion 4. Dr Philo Francis Global Research Impact of Global ISSN Review Recession on the 2250-2521 Banking Sector In India Vol No 11 No 11, 31

156-162 5. Dr Philo Francis POSIEDON Emerging Scenario of ISSN FDI in Different 2319-6238 Sectors in India Vol 1 No 2, 21-28 6. Dr Philo Francis Global Research Application of Least 2250-2521 Review Square Techniques in Vol-II Bank Advances –with NO:2, 203- special reference to 208 Scheduled commercial Banks 7. Dr Jancy Davy Global Research Population-a cause of ISSN 2250- Review Inflation 2521, 96-99 8. Dr Sr Rosa K.D Global Research Impact of globalization ISSN Review in business 2250-2521, environment in Kerala 212-217 with special reference to Irinjalakuda 9. Elizabeth Paul C Kaveripakkam A Study on Factors ISSN College Journal Influencing Purchase 2249-6459 of Management Through Online Stores Vol 1 No 1, Studies 86-89 10. Elizabeth Paul C Research Scholar Role of HRAudit in an ISSN Organisation-A Review 2249-6696 Vol No 11 No 11, 103-107 11. Elizabeth Paul C Global Research Role of Human ISSN Review Resource Accounting 2250-2521, in an organisation 183-189 12. Elizabeth Paul C Mirror A study on problems ISSN and prospects of FDI in 2249-8117 retail sector Vol II No II, 204-209 13. Elizabeth Paul C POSIEDON Role of Small and ISSN Medium Sized 2319-6238 Enterprises to secure Vol 1 No 2, and Facilitate Global 66-73 Trade 14. Elizabeth Paul C Research Lines A Study on the ISSN Performance of Chit 0975-8941, Fund Business with 136-143 Special Reference to Truly Kuries and Loans Private Ltd,Kunnamkulam 15. Remya S Kaveripakkam Impact of E-commerce ISSN College Journal on marketing of 2249-6459 of Management consumer goods Vol 1 No 1, 32

Studies 93-96 16. Remya S Research Scholar Impact of Information ISSN Technology in 2249- education among 6696Vol Faculties and Students. 11 No 11, 91-96 17. Remya S POSIEDON Role of Small and ISSN Medium Sized 2319-6238 Enterprises to secure Vol 1 No 2, and Facilitate Global 66-73 Trade 18. Remya S Research Lines A Study on the ISSN Performance of Chit 0975-8941, Fund Business with 136-143 Special Reference to Truly Kuries and Loans Private Ltd,Kunnamkulam 19. Remya S Global Research Foreign Direct ISSN Review Investment in selected 2250-2521 Telecom Industries Vol No 11 No 11, 176-182 20. Soumya Stephen A Kaveripakkam Rural Bazar –An ISSN College Journal Effective E-Commerce 2249-6459 of Management Solution in rural areas Vol 1 No 1, Studies 78-81 21. Soumya Stephen A Research Scholar Emerging Scenario of ISSN FDI in Different 2249-6696 Sectors in India Vol 2 No IV, 175- 178 22. Soumya Stephen A Global Research A Study on the Growth ISSN Review and Usage of Chit 2250-2521 Funds in Kerala Vol 11 No 11, 104- 109 23. Soumya Stephen A Research Lines A Study on the Various ISSN Services Provided to 0975-8941, the Rural Community 167-171 Through Rural Bazar 24. Soumya Stephen A Research Scholar A Study of the Factors ISSN Affecting On line 2249-6696 Purchase Intention of Vol 11 No Consumers 1V, 136- 141 25. Soumya Stephen A POSEIDON Emerging Scenario of ISSN FDI in Different 2319-6238 Sectors in India Vol 1 No 2, 33

21-27 26. Remya Varghese Kaveripakkam Rural Bazar –An ISSN College Journal Effective E-Commerce 2249-6459 of Management Solution in rural areas Vol 1 No 1, Studies 78-81 27. Remya Varghese Mirror A study on customer ISSN satisfaction on ATM‘s 2249-8117 with special reference VoII, 230- to State Bank of India 237 28. Remya Varghese Research Scholar A study on models and ISSN principles of E- 2249-6696 governance VolI No III, 29-35 29. Dr. Annie C F, Jinsa Acta Cryst (2 E)- 2 –[1-(2- 02985- Mary Jacob, M. (2012) E 68, Hydroxy-4-methoxy 02986 Sithambarasan and phenyl) ethylidene]- N- M. R. Prathapa phenyl hydrazine Chandra Kurup carboxamide monohydrate. 30. Rani M J and Dr. The Journal of Fuzzy congruence on a Vol. 20, Mangalanbal N.R Fuzzy Lattice No.2, 2012, Mathematics Los 489-494 Angeles ISSN 1066-8950 31. Rani M J and Dr. The Journal of On the lattice of Fuzzy Vol 20, Mangalanbal N.R Fuzzy congruence on a lattice No.1 Mathematics PP 185- ISSN 1066-8950 192, 2012 Los Angeles 32. Leema jose Research scholar The study among the June 2012, ,ISSN 2249- customer satisfaction of volumeII,N 6696 ATM usage with O.II special reference to thrissur district 33. Leema jose Research scholar HR audit in an Sep ,ISSN 2249- organization 2012,volu 6696 me.I.II NO III,103-108 34. Leema jose Mirror, The study among the Sep 2012 ISSN2249-6696 customer satisfaction of volumeII.II ATM usage with NO.II230- special reference to SBI 232 35. Leema jose Kaveripakkam Impact of ecommerce April-june College of on marketing of 2012,volu journal of consumer goods me.II,93-96 management research ,ISSN 2249-6459 36. Leema jose Global Research Role of HR accounting Dec 34

Review,ISSN in an organization:an 2012,volu 2250-2521 overview me II.NO II 37. Leema jose Research scholar Emerging scenario of Dec ,ISSN 2249- FDI equity inflows in 2012,volu 6696 india me II.NO II 38. Leema jose Research scholar An investors attitudes Dec ,ISSN 2249- towards sharetrading 2012,volu 6696 with special reference me II.NO to thrissur district II 39. Maria Paul & Beena SCIENTIA ISSN In vitro studies on 2012 vol. Anto k 0976-8289 regeneration of 8, No. 1 Sauropus androgynus Jan-Dec pp (L.) Merr. from leaf 95-102. and nodal segment explants 40. Lissy Anto P Journal of Novel Strategies to Vol. 6, ISSN Computational Classify Knot and Unknot Number 1 0973- Intelligence in Proteins (2013) pp. 385X Bioinformatics 1-15

41. Dr. Aneesh E M International Detoxyfing enzyme 2012/6/312 1.26 journal of activities in culex -317 microbiology quinquefaciatus Say the and applied filariasis vector sciences 42. Dr.Gigi Poulose Lyphoid organ Journal of fish disease 2012, 35(5) IF- cell culture 321-334 1.59 system from P.monodon (Fabrician, 1798) as platform for white spot syndrome virus& immune related gene expression 43. Anju Susan George VISTAS Globalization and Vol.2, No: Diaspora - Identity at 1, 7-11, Crossroads 2013 ISSN: 2319-5770 44. Jessy .K.C VISTAS Natural Fiber Craft Vol.2, No: Sector: A Cluster 1, 12-22, Approach and Women 2013 Empowerment ISSN: 2319-5770 45. Laisa Paul VISTAS Home nursing care: Vol.2, No: inspiring factor among 1, 23-27, 35

women empowerment 2013 ISSN: 2319-5770 46. Priya Antony P VISTAS Public Health Care Vol.2, No: System: Beneficiaries 1, 28-32, Approachability in 2013 Kerala Scenario ISSN: 2319-5770 47. Roal Roy VISTAS Anti-social behaviour Vol.2, No: of school students: a 1, 33-42, challenging issue 2013 among teachers ISSN: 2319-5770 48. Saji Jose Nellisserry VISTAS Decentralized health Vol.2, No: care and role of asha 1, 43-48, workers 2013 ISSN: 2319-5770 49. Valsa John C VISTAS Financial performance Vol.2, No: of toilet soap 1, 49-53, production in Kerala 2013 ISSN: 2319-5770 50. K.V. Anis VISTAS A study on vitamin C Vol.2, No: and citrus fruits 1, 54-58, 2013 ISSN: 2319-5770 51. P. L. Antony and VISTAS Intuitionistic fuzzy Lie Vol.2, No: P. L. Lilly ideals over a fuzzy 1, 59-67, field 2013 ISSN: 2319-5770 52. Egy T. Paul VISTAS Ash analysis, hptlc Vol.2, No: fingerprint and mass 1, 68-73, spectroscopic profile of 2013 ravuolfia ISSN: tetraphylla – leaf 2319-5770 extract 53. Gigi Poulose , A. VISTAS Multiple immune gene Vol.2, No: Mohandas , I. S. analysis by rt-pcr in 1, 74-77, Bright Singh and penaeus monodon 2013 Rosamma Philip fabricius ISSN: 2319-5770 54. Joju K. T. and VISTAS Preimage resistant Vol.2, No: Lilly P. L. alternate form of 1, 78-89, Tillich - Zemor Hash 2013 Function ISSN: 2319-5770 36

55. O. Kavitha and VISTAS Studies on the effect of Vol.2, No: K. Devadasan dietary molybdenum on 1, 90-95, metabolism and growth 2013 of penaeus monodon ISSN: 2319-5770 56. Lilly T. I. VISTAS A note on semirings Vol.2, No: 1, 96-104, 2013 ISSN: 2319-5770 57. Lissy Anto P VISTAS Biclustering algorithms Vol.2, No: for biological data 1, 105-109, analysis 2013 ISSN: 2319-5770 58. Pearly Sebastian VISTAS A comparative study of Vol.2, No: Chittilappilly, adsorption 1, 110-115, Krishnapriya. K.G characteristics of leaf 2013 and Vishnu Priya.S and stem ash of ISSN: mansoa alliacea 2319-5770 59. P J Sabu Layan and VISTAS A study on the role of Vol.2, No: K V Raju households in the 1, 116-126, educational capital of 2013 Kerala ISSN: 2319-5770 60. Lilly P. L and Siji VISTAS A new featured fuzzy Vol.2, No: P.D clustering algorithm 1, 127-133, based on adaptive 2013 clustering ISSN: 2319-5770 61. K.K. Jose and VISTAS Lüders formel i integer Vol.2, No: Mariyamma K.D. valued ar(1) model 1, 134-142, 2013 ISSN: 2319-5770 62. M.O.Viji, VISTAS Qualitative and Vol.2, No: M.M.Mathew and quantitative analysis of 1, 143-148, R. Parvatham withania somnifera (l.) 2013 poshita variety ISSN: 2319-5770 63. Viji Mary Varghese VISTAS Establishment and Vol.2, No: and Kumary T.V characterization of a 1, 149-154, goat limbal progenitor 2013 cell culture system ISSN: 2319-5770 64. Joju K. T. & Lilly P International Preimage of Tillich– Vol.7, 4 139 .L. Journal of Zemor Hash Function 2013, 85, Applied with New Generators Mathematical 37

Sciences, ISSN 4237-4248 1312-885X (print) ISSN 1314-7552 (online)

65. Joju K. T. & Lilly P .L. IOSR-Journal of A Keyed Hash April 2013, 1 7 Mathematics, Function Vol. 5, Issue 4 ISSN: 2278- (Jan. - Feb. 5728, p-ISSN, : 2013), 47- 2319–765X 55

66. Joju K. T. & Lilly P .L. International J. of Alternate form of Tillich- Vol. 7, No. 0. 217 8 296 Math. Sci. & Zemor hash function 2, Engg. Appls. which resist second 2013, pp.79- (IJMSEA) ,ISSN preimage 98 0973-9424 67. Joju K. T. & Lilly P .L. Research Journal Keyed Tillich - Zemor (2013), Vol 0.413 1 1 of Pure Algebra Hash Function 3, issue 1, (RJPA) ISSN 24-32 2248-9037 68. Joju K. T. & Lilly P .L. VISTAS Preimage Resistant Vol. 2, ISSN: 2319-5770 Alternate form of Tillich No.1,(2013), - Zemor Hash Function 78-89 69. Joju K. T. & Lilly P .L. Research Journal Tillich-Zemor Hash with Vol. 2, 0.413 2 29 of Pure Algebra new Generators and No.11, (RJPA), Analysis (2012), ISSN 2248-9037 338-343.

70 Joju K. T. & Lilly P .L. Proceedings of Tillich-Zemor Hash with 104- 1 4 NCMSC-2012 new Generators and 109,2012 Mudranic Collision Analysis Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore ISBN 978-93-82359-71- 5 71 P L Antony and P L International Solvable and Nilpotent Vol.6,No.17 1 10 Lilly Journal of Algebra Fuzzy Lie Ideal over -20, 2012 ISSN: 1312-8868 Fuzzy field 72 Philo Francis & MIRROR Impact of E-commerce in Vol II No Soumya Stephen A Rural India 1,ISSN 2249- 8117,2012,2 20-224 k) Number of research publications in national peer reviewed journals:4

Sl. No. Author Journal Title year/vol Impact /pages factor

1. Lisamma John Sree Milindh Mamta kalia ki kahaniyom July mein naree chetna ki 2012/Vol bathalthe swaroop II/7-10 2. Lisamma John Dakshin Bharath Mamta kalia ki kahaniyom Sep mein naree chetna ki 2012/Vol bathalthe swaroop 147-28-34 3. Lisamma John Nab Nikash Mamta kalia ki kahaniyom Sep- mein sthree chetna 2012/Vol 25/31-34 4. Jensy K.A Sahitya Lokam Samavedhna Prasnangal 2012/P 63 Innathe Sahithyathil

l) Number of research papers accepted for publication in international peer reviewed journals: 1 (Sr.Viji M.O.-Star-Publication) m) Number of research papers accepted for publication in national peer reviewed journals: 0 n) Average of impact factor of publications reported: 1 o) Number of books published:03 Sl. Name Title Publisher No. 1. Dr. Valsa John C Economics Of Toilet Soap LAMBERT ACADEMIC Production In Kerala PUBLISHING, GERMANY 2. Stalin Raphel Physical Activity, Health and Aksharam Publication Wellness 3. N R Mangalambal Bulletin of Kerala Kerala Mathematical Mathematical Association Association

p) Number of edited books published:0 q) Number of books (single authored) published:03 Sl. Name Author Title Publisher No. 1. Dr. Valsa John C Dr. Valsa Economics Of Toilet Soap LAMBERT John C Production In Kerala ACADEMIC PUBLISHING, GERMANY 2. Stalin Raphel Stalin Raphel Physical Activity, Health and Aksharam Wellness Publication 3. N R Mangalambal N R Bulletin of Kerala Kerala Mangalambal Mathematical Association Mathematical Association

r) Number of books (coauthored) published:0 s) Numbers of conferences attended by faculty:61 t) Number of international conferences attended:08 Sl. Name Title of The Place Date Title of the paper 39

No. Conference/ Seminar 1 Sujitha V.S& International Conference CPRACSIS 13,14th Concept of Dr Sajo Jose on Cinema Cultures in Media oct 2012 Womanhood South India Studies Redefined in ‗22 Centre Female Kottayam‘

2 Dr. Valsa John Befriending Pratyasa- 22-23, C Crisis June,201 interventio 2 n Centre 3 Dr.Sr.Viji.M.O International Avinashilin 4-5th Antioxidant activity symposium on free gam February in in vitro and in radical damage and University 2013. vivo leaf, stem and herbal antioxidants in Coimbatore root tissues of health and disease Withania somnifera- Poshitha Variety. 4 Dr Philo Francis International Dr Rosa K.D Conference on Research Shareholders‘ Sr Elaiza Methodology Series 1 St Joseph‘s 22-12- attitude towards Elizabeth Paul College, 2012 share trading C Irinjalakku Remya S da Soumya Stephen A Dhanya M Babu Leema jose .International St josephs 22nd dec An investers shantymenon, conference on research college 2012 attitudes towards shinci vijayan, methodology (series I) sharetrading with MichalleVivera reference to thrissur vijayaES, district (leema jose) Mary.George Reshma johney silpa joseph 5 Dr Philo Francis International Dr Rosa K.D Conference on Research Sr Elisa Methodology Series 2 St Joseph‘s 14-01- Dr. Jancy Davy College, 2013 Remya S Irinjalakku Soumya da Stephen A Dhanya M 40

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Leema jose, International conference St josephs shanty menon on research college shinci vijayan methodology (series II) MichalleVivera VijayaES Mary.George Reshma johney Silpa joseph 6 Dr Sr.Rose Post Modern World Central 22/23 ---- Anto Wide Socio-cultural University February Initiatives of 2013 Allahabad 7 Dr. Aneesh E M Seminar on Biodiversity Mary 22nd Alysis of carbofuran conservation, Matha October and its threats to College, 2012 Biodiversity of Mananthav Wayanad ady, Wayanad

8 Dr. Aneesh E M conference on advances Kannur, 15-17 Detoxifying enzyme in biological sciences, kerala, March activities in culex 2012 quinquefaciatus

u) Number of national conferences attended:53 Sl. No. Name Title of The Place Date Title of the paper Conference/ Seminar 1. Lisamma John Modern University 12th & Drama and of Calicut 13th Theatre June 2012 2. Jency K A Little 29th & Vamozhi Flower 30th Vazhakkangalile College, August Samuhya Bhasha Sasthra Guruvayoor 2012 Khadaghangal 3. Jency K A Desi Kerala 8th & Sargathmaka Novel International Sahithya 9th Sahithyathile Folklore Folklore Academy May samanwayam Seminar 2013 41

4. Impact of Christ 5-6 Impact of Globalization Dr. Valsa John Globalization College, Feb on Higher Education C& on Higher Irinjalakuda 2013 Dr. Baby V O Education 5. Beena C A Thrissur- St. Mary‘s 15-02- AKaleidoscop College 2013 icciew Thrissur 6. Sumina.m.s Writing local Govt. History KKTM (Workshop) COLLEGE PULLUT- 7. Sumina.m.s Redefining Govt.K.K.T 9th 10th morals: .M College, January Recasting Pullut- 2013 models- Gender formations during colonial period (Seminar) 8. Sumina.m.s Historical Sacred 24th Writings of Heart 25th Indian College Januar Nationalism Chalakudy y 2013 after 1950 (Seminar) 9. Sumina.m.s History Mumbay 28th Kodungallur Bharani Congress University- 29th Festival &30th Decem ber201 2 10. Jiny Zacharia Redefining Govt.K.K.T 9th 10th morals : .M College, January Recasting Pullut- 2013 models- Gender formations during colonial period 11. Jiny Zacharia . Historical Sacred 24th Writings of Heart 25th Indian College Januar Nationalism Chalakudy y 2013 after 1950 12. Ms.Megha.K.V. Environment Sri C 6th & Achutha &7th 42

Development: MenonGovt. Feb.20 Issues& College,Kut 13 Challenges. tanellur, Thrissur. 13. Ms.Shiji.V.K. Writing about Sree Oct.1- Indian Sankarachar 5. nationalism ya 2012 University of Sanskrit. 14. Ms.Shiji.V.K. Historical Sacred 24th Writings Of Heart 25th Indian College Januar Nationalism Chalakudy y 2013 after 1950 15. Ms.Roal Roy National De Paul ―Is Kerala Become An Conference Institute of Unbridled Child Sexual on ―Child Science and Abuse‖ Mental Health Technology, Issue in Angamaly Kerala‖ 16. Stalin Raphel Sport Christ 29 to ‗Analysis Of Sources Of Psychology: College, 31 Sport Confidence Among on the cross Irirnjalakud /3/13 Kerala Football Players‘ road of theory a, and application 17. Ms.Neeba workshop on KKTM 12th Wilson (Adhoc IPR organized college, july faculty) and by Patent Pullut, 2012 students of II Information year PG class Centre, Kerala 18. Mr.Naijil George workshop on Christ 5th and IPR organized college, Decem Dr.Sr.Viji.M.O jointly by the Irinjalakkud ber IQAC, Christ a 2012. college, Irinjalakkuda and Patent Information Centre KSCSTE, Kerala 19. Dr.Sr.Viji.M.O Workshop on POC, 25th campus faith Palarivatto and formation m 26th Januar y 2013 20. Mr.Naijil George Nanoscience Sree 15th and Narayana and 43

Technology Gurukulam 16th College of Februa Engineering ry at 2013. Kdayiruppu 21. Dr. Philo Francis Micro Small CMS 18 and Performance of Khadi and Medium college 19 and Village Industries Enterprises Kottayam, April Association 2013 22. Dr. Jessy Current CUSAT- 22-23 (Poster Presentation) Immanuel Trends in Kochi march Synthesis, Chemistry 2013 characterization and crystal structure of a dioxide vanadium(V) complex of aroyal hydrazone

23. Dr. Annie C F Current CUSAT- 22-23 (Poster Presentation) Trends in Kochi march synthesis and spectral Chemistry 2013 characterization of oxide vanadium(IV) complexes derived from an ONO donor N4 - Phenyl semi carbazone 24. Dr. Jessy Emerging S H 11-12 Synthesis, Immanuel trends in College, March characterization and growth and Chalakudy 2013 crystal structure of an characterizati acyl hydrazone on of single crystals and Nano materials 25. Dr. Rosebella K Applications K K T M 19-02- Puthur of Computers Govt 2013 in Chemistry College, Pullut 26. Leema jose Workshop on Christ taxation, college ,Irinjalakuda 27. Leema jose impact of CMS globalization college,kott on MSME ayam sector, 28. Tresa K. R. Recent K. K. T. M. Advances in Govt Physics College, Pullut, 31- 01-2013 29. Mary Gisby Emerging Farook 44

Poulose Trends in college Theoretical Kozhikode, and 26-09-2012 Experimental & 27-09- Physics 2012 30. Mary Gisby Emerging Sacred Poulose Trends in Heart Growth and College Characterizati Chalakudy, on of Single 11-03-2013 Crystals and & 12-03-13 Nanomaterials 31. Mary Gisby XXI Triennial Prabhodana Poulose convention of Mysore the Xavier Board of Higher Education in India 32. Neethu Recent K. K. T. M. Sadanandan Advances in Govt Physics College, Pullut, 31- 01-2013 33. Dr. Sr. Rose Sree ---- Anto Sankara Sanskrit University Regional Centre, Thrissur 34. Ms. Lilly T.I. Seminar Mental NSS Programme Health Officer Centre 35. Dr. Gigy Poulose Seminar Mental NSS Programme Health Officer Centre 36. Ms. Lilly T.I. Residential COSTFOR NSS Programme Camp D, Officer Ayyanthole 37. Dr. Gigy Poulose Residential COSTFOR NSS Programme Camp D, Officer Ayyanthole 38. Ms. Lilly T.I. Grass Root CIGI NSS Programme Social Campus, Officer Development Calicut 39. Dr. Gigy Poulose Grass Root CIGI NSS Programme Social Campus, Officer Development Calicut 45

40. Dr. Gigy Poulose Orientation Rajagiri, 11/201 NSS Programme Coursei Kalamasser 2 Officer y 41. Dr. Aneesh E M Faculty Vimala 16th Development College March Programmeof Thrissur 2013 Xavier board

42. Dr. Aneesh E M Nano science SreeNaraya 15-16th Nanotechnology- an and naGurukula Februa emerging area for technology, m College ry lymphatic filariasis of 2013 control Engineering , Kolenchery

43. Dr. Aneesh E M Workshop on St. Aloysius 18th Genetics of College, Januar Diseases, Elthuruthu- y 2013

44. Dr. Aneesh E M Workshop on University August Bioinformatic of Calicut 22– s and e- 24th content 2012 development programme -

45. Dr. Aneesh E M Seminar on Pazhazhiraj 26th- Malaria control a Microbiology a college, 27th synergestic approach and Public pulpally Novem Health, ber 2012

46. Dr. Aneesh E M workshop on Christ 5th intellectual College, Decem property Irinjalakuda ber rights 2012,

47. Ms Baby J Workshop on St. Aloysius 18th Alapatt Genetics of College, Januar Diseases Elthuruthu- y 2013 46

48. Ms Baby J Forest- a Thatekad 1- 2- Alapatt biodiversity March rich biome, 2012 current status and future implications 49. Ms Baby J seminar on 8-9/ 2 Alapatt biodiversity /12 utilization and

management for natural harmony 50. Dr. Sr Anis K V Hands on K.K.T.M Februa workshop on Government ry7-8 DNA College 2013 Barcoding Pullutt, Finger Printing 51. Dr. Gigi Hands on K.K.T.M Februa Paulose- workshop on Government ry7-8 DNA College 2013 Barcoding Pullutt, Finger Printing 52. Dr. Viji Mary Symposium K.K.T.M 22,23/0 Varghese on Modern Government 1/2013 Biotechnolog College y Pullutt, 53. Dr. Kavitha O Symposium K.K.T.M 22,23/0 on Modern Government 1/2013 Biotechnolog College y Pullutt,

Regional Sl. No Name Title of The Regional Place Date Title of the Conference/ paper Seminar 1 Jency K A Regional Kerala 14th May Vilasiniyude Seminar Sahithya 2013 Sargalokam Academy

v) Number of papers presented in conferences:20 (Refer Table 26 U&T) w) Number of papers presented in international conferences:07 (Refer Table 26 t) x) Number of papers presented in national conferences:13 (Refer Table 26 u) 47

y) Number of conferences organized by the institution: 05 Sl. Name Title of The Place Date Title of the No. Conference/ paper Seminar 1 DrPhilo Francis Dr Rosa K.D International Sr Elisa Conference on Research Shareholders‘ Dr. Jancy Davy Methodology Series 1 St Joseph‘s 22-12-2012 attitude Remya S College, towards share Soumya Irinjalakkuda trading Stephen A

2 DrPhilo Francis Dr Rosa K.D International Sr Elisa Conference on Research Dr. Jancy Davy Methodology Series 2 St Joseph‘s 14-01-2013 Remya S College, Soumya Irinjalakkuda Stephen A Dhanya M Babu 3 National Work Shop on St Joseph‘s ………Cyber Security College, Irinjalakkuda 4 Madhavan St Joseph‘s Nair…….Mathematics College, Irinjalakkuda 5 Dr.Anuradha Agarwal– Botany Dept. NBPGR-

Number of conferences organized by the institution at regional/college level:17 Sl. Date Thrust area Name & address of International No. Resource person /National/State level/ sponsorship 1. 3-5, Dec. Three Day Provided by KITCO (6 National 2012 National experts) ---- Workshop on Entreprene urship awareness 2. 07/09/2012 Workshop Dr.K.T.ThomasRtd,HOD, Regional on Associate Professor, Research Department of History, Methodolo Christ College, Irinjalakuda. gy (His) 3. 28/07/12 ‗Basic life Dr.Kishore Kumar, MD in College Level 48

support and Emergency Medicine, common Moder Hospital, emergencie Kodungallur s‘ (phy.edu) 4. 22/12/2012 Internation Ms. Yaso Thairu, International al workshop on research methodolo gy (series I) 5. 14/01/2013 Internation Mr. Babu George International al workshop on research methodolo gy (series II) 6. , 22-09- APT Exam Academy of Physics 35 I DC and 5 II DC Physics 2012 Teachers students 7. Leadership College Level Qualities(n ss) 8. Personality College Level Developme nt(nss) 9. Youth and College Level Society(nss ) 10. 26/06/2012 World Anti Ms. Rani M J College Level Drugs Department of Mathematics, Day(nss) St. Joseph‘s College Irinjalakuda 11. 21 & Personality Prof. Stalin Raphael, College Level 23/07/2012 Developme Department of Physical nt and Education, St. Joseph‘s Stress College, Irinjalakuda (nss)Manag ement 12. 29/09/2012 Bioinforma Ms. Shimnamol k.A. & College level tics Sreejisha P. Faculty MES workshop college for advance studies (Botany) Edathala. 13. 23/08/2012 Organic Dr. Suresh kumar Scientist College level farming State bio- control laboratory workshop- Botany

14. 17/12/1202 Eco Dr. Jim Thomas College level friendly approaches in pest manageme nt -Botany 15. 9/1/2013 Use of Dr. Anuradha Agraval College level biotechnolo Scientist NPPGR, Delhi. gy in plant conservatio n -Botany 16. 13.02.13 Human Dr. Leyons Varghese, Genome Assit,. Professor. Christ Project College, Irinjalakuda

17. 05/10/12 Heart Dr Vinod Thomas diseases

z) Number of faculty acted as experts resource persons:09 Sl. Name Conference/Seminar/ International/Nat Place and No. reviewer/experts/referee ional/Regional benefactors 1. Jency K A Novel – Chorayude A P Anthony Manam (Reviewer) 2. Dr Sajo Jose Bridge Course in Regional St.Joseph‘s Communicative English College, Irinjalakuda, I DC Students 3. Dr.Sr.Jessin Subject Expert Regional FATRI Veloor 4. Stalin Raphel Sports Psychology National Christ College, Conference as a Co- Irirnjalakuda. Chairperson in paper Sports presentation psychologists 5. Dr.Viji Mary Varghese A talk on Stemcells and Regional Sahridaya Tissue College of Engineering and Technology, Thrissur, B Tech & Bio technology students 6. Dr. Mangalambal N R Lecture series in Regional Lecture 02/2012 Connection with series Faculty, National Mathematical Scholars and Year PG Students of department of Mathematics, St. Paul‘s 50

College, Kalamassery 7. Leema jose Personalility Regional Navajyothi development college,thalore, programmes, career (plus two guidance, interview tips, students- effective study tips june2012 8. Leema jose Personalility Regional Navajyothi development college,thalore, programmes, career (degree guidance, interview tips, students – effective study tips January 2013)

9. Jessy Immanuel Counselling Regional Prathyasa Irinjalakuda

aa) Number of faculty acted as experts resource persons international: 0 bb) Number of faculty acted as experts resource persons national:01(table above) cc) Number of collaborations with international institutions:0 dd) Number of collaborations with national institutions:0 ee) Number of linkages created during the year:22 Sl. Department Institution Kind/Purpose No. 1. English Sacred Heart College, Faculty Exchange Chalakudy Programme 2. Economics KITCO, DIC 70 non-economic students ,ED Club members 3. MSW Irinjalakuda municipality Children in Nearby Locality 4. MSW 4 Perinjanam grama Children in Nearby panchayath Locality 5. MSW Mala grama panchayath and People Nearby little flower hospital Locality angamaly 6. MSW Lisie hospital,ernakulam People Nearby Locality 7. MSW SH hospital,pullore & People Nearby Kodakara Grama Locality Panchayath 8. MSW Mala govt hospital Local People

9. Physical Education Dept. of Physical Education, Students of Calicut University of Calicut University who has Volleyball team & Members of Calicut University team

10. Commerce SIB PG and degree students projects 11. Commerce KSE PG and degree students projects 12. Commerce KLF PG and degree students projects 13. Commerce KARUVANNUR TOWN PG and degree COPERATIVE BANK students projects 14. Commerce IRINJALAKUDA TOWN PG and degree COPERATIVE BANK students projects 15. Commerce GEOGIT FINANCES PG and degree students projects

16. Commerce BELLWICS PG and degree students projects 17. Commerce KANDAMKULATHY PG and degree VAIDYASALA students projects 18. Commerce ALAGAPPA TEXTILES PG and degree students projects

19. Commerce SBI PG and degree students projects

20. Commerce KAMCO PG and degree students projects 21. Commerce KPL PG and degree students projects

 Non academic Seminars\workshops\conference attended by the faculty and staff

Sl no name topic place date Level National/state/r egional 1 Dr.Lilly Kerala Private St Tresa‗S 27-10-2012 Regional K.O(Chem.) College College Management Ernakulam Assosciations Conference Of S.H College 04-08-2012 ,, Religious Of Chalakudy India. Conference Of PACS 24-11-2012 ,, Religious Of Kalletumkara India Meeting Of Mount St 02-02-2013 ,, Managers & Thomas Diocesan Kakkanad Directors Of Higher 52

Education Religious Pavanathma 02-03-2013 ,, Superior ‗S Provincial Meet House, Kalletumkara Srages Of Provincial 16&17-03-2013 ― Alcholism House, Kalletumka 2 Sr.Mini National Thomas (Sr Anjana) Workshop On POC 25 &26 January National Campus Faith Palarivattum 2013 Formation Xavier Board St Philomina‘s 27-30 April 2013 National Of Higher College Education Mysore Faith Nirmala 06-2013 State Formation In College College Muvattupuzha Campus Alcholism Navachithanya 03-08-2013 Regional Aloor

ff) Total budget for research for current year as a percentage of total department budget:40% gg) Amount of external research funding received in the year: Rs.844869 (see appendix) hh) Number of patents received in the year:0 ii) Number of patents applied for in the year:0 jj) Number of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the department in the year:6 Sl. Name/department award No. 1 Naijil George, Department Best Researcher of the Year in Science of Biotechnology 2 Remya P.S. Best Researcher of the Year in Arts Department of Commerce 3 Ms. Jessy Paul Team Manager HOD of Physical College Volleyball Team Sports Council Coach, Education Department University Team 4 Mr. Sanjay Baliga Best Coach Physical Education College Volleyball Team Sports Council Coach, Department University Team 5. Dr.Viji.M.O. Best International Poster Award 6. The College has got ‗SPORTS EXCELLENCE AWARD‘ for the life time achievement in sports of the college, the award has given by Kerala Citizens Forum.

Awards/Recognitions to the institution/Alumnae 53

Sl. Name/department award No. 1. The College has got third place in the aggregate women team championship of Calicut University in the year 2012-13. Institution 2 Dr. P V Radhadevi, Selected as the best Alumnae of 2012-13 scientist, Advanced Data Processing Institute (ADRIN), Dept. of Space, Govt. of. India (Alumnae) 3 Dr. Aparna Lakshmanan Young Scientist Award winner by KSCTE (Alumnae) 4 C L Mary (Alumnae) State Level Best Teacher Award Winner

kk) Number of PhDs awarded during the year:03 (Refer 9a) ll) Percentage of faculty members invited as external experts/resource persons/reviewers/referees or any other significant research activities:23

SECTION IV This section deals with Student Mentoring and Support System existing in the institution. This includes student activities, mentoring, and opportunities for development and inclusive practices.

27. Student Details and Support Mechanisms a) The total intake of students for various courses (Sanctioned):577(for each year) b) Actual enrollment during the year:556 (refer college calendar) c) Student dropout percentage during the year:2.63 d) Success percentage in the final examination across the courses:90 e) Number of academic distinctions in the final examination and percentage:21.05 %

CLASS TOTAL A+ A B+ B C+ FAIL Percentage MATHS 44 1 9 18 5 0 11 75.00% PHYSICS 33 0 8 14 3 0 8 75.75% CHEMISTRY 39 3 11 21 0 0 4 89.74% BOTANY 35 1 4 10 9 0 11 68.57% ZOOLOGY 33 2 4 12 10 0 5 84.84% BIOTECH 22 0 7 12 1 0 2 91% ENGLISH 31 2 5 15 8 1 0 100% ECONOMICS 54 1 2 18 16 4 13 75.92% HISTORY 47 0 0 8 17 8 14 70.21% 54

B.COM 57 3 18 29 7 0 0 100% BBA 34 0 3 18 8 3 2 94.11%

f) Number of students who got admitted to institutions of national importance:0 g) Number of students admitted to institutions abroad:0 h) Number of students qualified in UGC NET/ SET: 10 Sl no NAME SET/NET DEPARTMENT 1 Sreelakshmi SET Maths 2 Aneeta Jose SET Maths 3 Sherin Jose NET Maths 4 Dhanya M Babu SET Commerce 5 Nisha Nandakumar NET Chemistry 6 Nikhila M.P NET-CSIR Chemistry 7 Suja Thomas NET English 8 Clinda.P.S NET English 9 Priyanka Somasundaran SET English 10 Sreekala C. NET Biotechnology

i) Number of students qualified GATE/ CAT/ other examination (Specify):0

28. Does student support mechanism exist for coaching for competitive examinations? Yes 29. Student participation, if response is yes to Qn. 28 Number of students participated: 110

Sl no Department No of students Name of exam 1 Maths 18 NET 2 English 20 NET 3 Commerce 30 NET 4 Chemistry 12 NET 5 HRD 30 Bank/PSC

30. Does student counseling and guidance service exist? Yes 31. Student participation, if answer to Qn. 30 is yes Number of students participated: 92 32. Career Guidance 6. a) Number of career guidance programmes organized:23 Sl. Programme Venue Details of Date No. of No. Resource students Person participated 1. St. Josephs Mr Sam Mathew BCOM Opportunities college Head Marketing 14/09/2012 AND of commerce Irinjalakuda EDYOUNET BBA120 Mrs. Maneesha Lopez Chartered Accountant 55

2. Career in St. Josephs Mr Gopal BCOM Commerce college Logic School of 18/09/2012 AND Indian and Irinjalakuda Management BBA120 Foreign Courses 3. Lessons on St. Josephs Dr. .V.M. Xavier BCOM Financial college Additional 3/10/2012 AND Planning for Irinjalakuda coordinator BBA180 Young School of Investors Management Studies John Mathew Centre 4. Mind Power St. Josephs Mr. Vinod 5/12/2012 BCOM Management college Ignatious AND Irinjalakuda Faculty of Elijah BBA180 Institute of Management 5. Career St. Josephs Mr. Aneesh 05/02/2013 BCOM Guidance college Trainer of Vidya AND Irinjalakuda Bharathy Institute BBA240 Ernakulam 6. Career St. Josephs Mr. Jomy 8/03/2013 BCOM Guidance college Director of IMS AND Irinjalakuda Training Centre BBA240 Thrissur 7. Seminar on St. Joseph‘s Ms. Smitha S., August 07, Science Vedic College, Faculty, TIME 2012 Undergradu Mathematics Irinjalakuda Institute ates 8. Career St. Joseph‘s Mr. Pradeep, August 13, Postgraduat Guidance College, Academic Head 2012 es and Seminar on Irinjalakuda of TIME, Undergradu Business Thrissur ates Management and Computer Application 9. Career St. Joseph‘s Ms. Swathy September Final Year Seminar by College, Chandrasekhara 17, 2012. Undergradu Indian Irinjalakuda n and Ms. ates Institute of Beena, Faculty Logistics from IIL, Cochin 10. Career St. Joseph‘s Ms. T.M. September Postgraduat Seminar on College, Bindu, HOC, 24, 2012 es and Jobs in IT Irinjalakuda NIIT, Undergradu Sector Irinjalakuda ates 11. Interaction St. Joseph‘s HRD Team Undergradu Session with College, ates and (son of Irinjalakuda Postgraduat Nanadakuma es 56

r sir) 12. Screening for St. Joseph‘s HRD Team November For UG and the Selection College, 20, 2012 PG Passed of Candidates Irinjalakuda Students in for SIB March, Campus 2012 Recruitment University for Examinatio Probationary ns Clerks 13. Career St. Joseph‘s Mr. Jomy, November Final Year Guidance College, Director of 27, 2012 Undergradu Orientation Irinjalakuda IMS, Thrissur ates Seminar 14. Selection of St. Joseph‘s HRD Team December III Year candidates College, 10, 2012 Science for TCS – Irinjalakuda Undergradu Tata ates Consulting Services Campus Recruitment 15. Selection of St. Joseph‘s Naipunnya December III Year students for College, College, 10, 2012 Science WIPRO Irinjalakuda Pongham Undergradu Campus ates. Recruitment 16. Selection of St. Joseph‘s Christ College, December III Year students for College, Irinjalakuda 17, 2012 Science WIPRO Irinjalakuda Undergradu Campus ates Recruitment 17. IT Sector St. Joseph‘s Mr. Renjith January 4, Final Year Employment College, P.R., Ms. Shilja 2013 Undergradu Aptitude Test Irinjalakuda Silvester & Ms ates Savitha P.R., NIIT Faculty, Irinjalakuda 18. Graduate St. Joseph‘s Mr. Anil January 19, Undergradu Employabilit College, Kumar, Centre 2013 ates and y Test 2013 Irinjalakuda Manager and Postgraduat Delegates from es NIIT, Irinjalakuda 19. Bank St. Joseph‘s Gopakumar January 12 Undergradu Coaching College, P.B. Senior onwards 35 ates and Irinjalakuda Manager , – 40 Hours Postgraduat TIME Institute, duration es Thrissur 57

20. CA CPT St. Joseph‘s Mr. Sam August 14, Postgraduat Orientation College, Mathew, Head, 2012 es and on Medical Irinjalakuda Edyounet Undergradu Transcription Technologies ates Course by &Trans Scribe Edyounet Info, a Professtional Medical Transcription Company 21. E4English St. Joseph‘s Ms Archana September Postgraduat Program for College, Padmanabhan, 10, 2012 es and Accuracy in Irinjalakuda Ms. Subhi Undergradu English Shobhy, Mr ates M.R. Rakesh & Mr. Bhuvandas M.K., Faculty, E4English, Irinjalakuda 22. Screening St. Joseph‘s Delegates from December BSc and Round for College, IMS, Thrissur 13, 2012 MSc Mathematics Irinjalakuda Mathematic Quiz s Competition Undergradu ates and Postgraduat es 23. Screening of St. Joseph‘s HRD Team December From Students for College, 21, 2012 Undergradu the Irinjalakuda ates and participation Postgraduat in Indian es, the Students following Parliament, at three MAEER‘s candidates MIT were Campus, selected: Kothrud, Benee Pune Wilson, Jasmin Paul, Minu George

b) Percentage of students participated in career guidance programmes:40 33. Is there provision for campus placement? Yes 34. If yes to Qn. 33 a) Number of students participated in campus selection programmes:263 b) Number of students selected for placement during the year:16

Sl. Date Name of the Company/ Campus Off No. student Industry Campu s 1. 27-07-2012 Little Flower Kerala Police Thiruvanan Off Shani and thapuram Campu Jeena Mathew s 2. Ms. Anagha WIPRO Christ K., (bio-tech) College 3. Ms. Alphy WIPRO Christ Mary Paul, College 4. Ms. Sanooja WIPRO Christ M.vS. College 5. Amrutha Raj- System Associate- I Gate 6. Athira V V- System Associate- I Gate 7. Jeslin Jacob- Wipro 8. 5 Additional Skills St.Joseph‘s Acquisition College, Programme (ASAP), Irinjalakud Higher Education a Department and General Education Department, Government of Kerala 9. MARCH Tinu Raphy.III Gov. ASAP trainer . Campus. DC BOTANY. 10. Benee Wilson WIPRO (che) 11. Amrutha Raj- South Indian Bank (mat) 12. Reshma (BBA) South Indian Bank 13. Asap- Sreelakshmi

Asap- Visaka Venkat

15 Asap- Athira VV

16 Asap-Aneesha K

35. Does gender sensitization program exist? Yes 59

36. If Answer is Yes to Qn 35 Number of programmes organized: 7

Sl. Name Organizer Event Date/Venu Prizes/Award No (Internation Topic e s . al /National/St ate level) 1. Nima NSS&N.H. debate Gender equality 19-2-2013 IInd E.S& R.M St.Joseph‘s Maria Arogyaker College George alam IJK 2. Ligi. NSS&N.H. debate Gender equality 19-2-2013 III rd Chacko R.M St.Joseph‘s & Arogyaker College Kavitha alam IJK A.J. 3 Benee III DC Quiz- Woman achievers 12/10/12 III rd Wilson Chemistry Regional 4 NSS Talk Women 24 to Empowerment 30/08/2012 5 NSS Teen Club Debate Gender Equality 15/02/2012 6 NSS Talk Adolescent Problems 02/03/2013 by Sr. Jesmin of Darsana Family Councelling Centre 7 NSS Observation International 08/03/2012 Women‘s Day

37. Student activities a) Number of students participated in external cultural events:23

Sl. Name Event (International Date/Venue Prizes/Awards No. /National/State level) 1. Aneesha K A Quiz Kerala I Sahithya Academy - 2012 2. Ritha & Party Drama Kerala III Sahithya Academy - 2012 3. Parvathy & Party Pakarnnatam Kerala III Sahithya Academy - 2012 4. Anju K P, Sunanina Thiruvathira, D Zone, February 2013, III Iqbal, Visakha Venkat, University of Calicut. SKVC, 60

Someena Belson, Thrissur Athira V.U., Parvathy, Sreelekha 5. Aneesha K A State level/ National Kerala varma 1st prize –Essay level/ State level college,thrissur 2nd –Quiz Christ college, 3rd -Quiz irinjalakuda 6. Nithya Gopi, Siya John Regional (Story February 2013 Ist and 2nd prize writing) resp. 7. Ragi Girija vallabhan D zone 2012-13 3rd prize (Thiruvathirakkali) 8. Ragi Girija vallabhan Regional 2012-13 3rd prize and Sinda (Pakarnnattam) 9. Malavika Ajayan D Zone 2012-13 Thiruvathira 10. Rini Joy AlR Programme at 2012-13 Participation Thrissur 11. Priyanka K K Backwaters‘12 2012 Test Funda MBA IIM Kozhikode Test Preparation Material 12. Ashika Menon Backwaters‘12 2012 Point of Contact IIM Kozhikode 13. Ashika Menon Backwaters‘12 2012 Test Funda MBA IIM Kozhikode Test Preparation Material 14. Neena Mariya P.S Ramakrishna Mission 2012 First Prize in Dept of Sports and Elocution –Sanskrit- Youth Affairs District Level Govt. of Kerela Competition 15. Anju P Anandan E-ZEIGEN 2K12 2012 Second Prize for the Met‘s School of event Quiz Engineering ,Mala Competition 16. Delina, D zone ,kerala varma 2012 Participation christeena college ,MIME

17. Krishna K S D zone III PRIZE IN PATRIOTIC SONG 18. Nisha Sahithya academy 111 prize pushparajan,reshma thrissur malayalam drama pb,reshma p r ,rhytha prince swathy s kumar 19. Suja S D Zone 2012 , SKVC , First Prize in Thrissur Kaavyakeli 20. Raghi Radhakrishnan D Zone 2012 , SKVC , Second Prize in Thrissur Light music 21. Neenu Maria D Zone 2012 , SKVC , Third prize in Folk Thrissur Dance 22. Silpa Sukumaran and D Zone 2012 , SKVC , Third prize in team Thrissur Thiruvathirakali 23. Nima.E.S KeralaSahithya III PRIZE Academy, Trissur 61

24. Aathira Madhu (III in ‗ Kavyalapanam‘ Thanima first prize DC) Sanskarikaved hi

b) Number of prizes won by students in external cultural events: 21 c) Number of cultural events conducted by the institute for the students:5

Sl. Event (International No. of participants- Date/Venue Prizes/Awa No. /National/State level) outside/inside rds 1. Quiz Programme – 25 teams from St Joseph‘s College Third Prize Sagesse Lit, State Level different colleges Indoor Stadium, 28 to September 2012. St.Joseph‘s College Team, Irinjalakud a 2. Star Making 6 B.Sc Subsidiary trophy Competition Lab,Department of Physics, St. Joseph‘s College, Irinjalakuda 3. Painting competition 10 B.Sc Subsidiary trophy Lab,Department of Physics, St. Joseph‘s College, Irinjalakuda 4. Fine Arts Competitions Annual cultural fest 5. Talent Seeking 1 DC Students Indoor Stadium

d) Number of students participated in international sports and games events:1 e) Number of students participated in national level sports and games events:19 f) Number of students participated in state level sports and games events:31 g) Number of students participated in university level sports and games events:56 h) Number of prizes won by students in international sports and games events:0 i) Number of prizes won by students in national level sports and games events:13 j) Number of prizes won by students in state level sports and games events:9 k) Number of prizes won by students in university level sports and games events:42 l) Number of sports and games events conducted by the department for the students:7

Sl. Event (International No. of Date/Venue Prizes/Awards No. /National/State level/University participants- level) outside/inside 25th Silver1 Jubilee Memorials All 25-26/8/12 Kerala. Inter Collegiate Women Volleyball Tournament for Kanichai Trust Ever rolling Trophy conducted by the Department. 1. Calicut University Inter zone Men 12-14/9/12 & Women Shuttle Badminton Championship 62

2. Calicut University Inter zone 8-9/10/12 Volleyball Women Championship 3. SPIRITUS 2013- Sports Day of Annual Sports 19/2/13 the College Day of the College 4. Old Students Gathering and Send 12/05/13 off to Ms.Jessy Paul 5. Calicut University Women ? 15-28/10/12 Volleyball Camp 6. Shuttle Badminton coaching camp 70 students Summer (boys and vacation girls) 7. Shuttle Badminton coaching camp 40 students Through out the year 8. Calicut University Inter Collegiate St Joseph‘s 8-9/10/12 Winner championship college, Irinjalakuda 9. All Kerala Volleyball tournament St.Thomas 18-20/8/12 Winner College, Pala 10. All Kerala open volleyball Moolamkode, 17/12/12 Winner tournament Palakkad 11. Vassu Memmorial All Kerala Chittithatakkad, 12/1/13 Winners Volleyball tournament Palakkad 12. Joy Mathew Memmorial All Kerala Piravam 14-16/1/13 Winners open Volleyball tournament 13. All Kerala Chulli Volleyball Angamaly 3-7/4/13 Winner tournament 14. Thrissur District senior Volleyball Chemballur 18/11/12 Winner championship 15. Thirunelveli south India Volleyball Thirunelveli 31/1—3/2/13 Second tournament 16. All Kerala Inter Club Volleyball Payyannur 11-18/2/13 Second Championship 17. All Kerala Chakkampuzha Volleyball Chakkampuzha 20-22/2/13 Second Championship 18. All kerala kizhipullikara kizhipullikara 25-27/3/13 Second Volleyball tournament 19. QAC all Kerala Volleyball Kollam 8/2/13 Second championship 20. Thrissur Junior Volleyball Thriprayar 23/8/12 Second championship 21. Uzhavoor All Kerala Volleyball St.Stephan‘s 13-14/8/12 Second tournament College, Uzhavoor

38. Composition of students

a) Percentage of Scheduled Caste:16 (Refer college calendar) b) Percentage of Scheduled Tribe:0 c) Percentage of other backward communities:35 d) Percentage of women students:100 63

e) Percentage of physically challenged:01 f) Percentage of rural students:84 g) Percentage of urban students:16

39. Scholarships and Financial Support a) Number of students availing financial support from the institution:940(Management- 102+SC/ST-jyothi-838)-Appendix-

Students availing financial support from the Department

Sl. Name Nature of support Amount No. 1. Deserving Students (English Dept) Assistance for 4000/-per student excursion 2. Reshma m v (eco) Medical aid 27000/- 3. Sibil Thomas Medical aid 15000/- 4. Chinchu Marriage aid 3000/- 5. Praseetha P P Higher education 5000/- 6. Anjana Devassy Marriage aid 2000/- 7. shiji M L Financial 1000/- 8. Minnu K U Marriage aid 5000/- 9. krishnendhu P Uniform 375/- 10. Anjana (his) Marriage aid 1000/- 11. Femi Karyatty (Biotech) Financial 1900/- 12. Nisha E.A Financial 2900/- 13. Dhanya P G(che) Financial 1000/- 14. Nimmi Ravi Financial 1000/- 15. Sumisha P.S. Treatment 5375 16. Suraja K.R. Treatment 1000 17. Sumisha P.S. Purchase of Books 90 18. Neethu N.S. Purchase of Books 90 19. Athira Mohanan Purchase of Books 50 20. Sneha C. Tour 500 21. Neethu N.S. Tour 500 22. Vijitha M.U. Tour 500 23. Aishwarya, Certificate course 7000

24. JYOTHISHA Certificate course 7000 25. Vinni vasu Special prize to top student by prof ambika devi 26. Riniya denson Scholarship in honour of sr sigismond 27. Mary joseph Cash prize by prof francis pullokaran 28. Vinni vasu Cash prize by sr annie james

b) Amount disbursed as financial support from the institution: 60,60043(Management- 6,45275+Jyothi-5414768) refer Appendix- c) Number of students awarded scholarship from the institution:162 (Management from sr anitha and Sr.Elvin 120(Amount-61315)+Sr Elvin-Out side agemcy-42) Amount- sr.Elvin-Out side agency-157600)

d) Number of students received notable national/international achievements/recognition:26

Sl. Name National/International Achievement/Recognition No. 1. Asha Stenny, Susmi K National Won First prize in National Inter J(eng) University Volleyball Tournament 2. Aneesha K A(eco) State level/ National 1st prize –Essay level/ State level 2nd –Quiz 3rd -Quiz 3. Anju Balakrishnan International/National Champion 4. Drisya K National Champion 5. Ardhra.M.K, Richu 1.Inter collegiate First ,Second ,Third Mary Thankachan, volleyball ,Calicut Mithu Monica Abraham University Lincy.E,Neethu.P.Rose. 2. University South zone 3 .Inter collegiate football ,Calicut University 6. 3 Cadets (NCC) CATC‘s in UC College, Aluva, Cheruthuruthi 7. Cpl Nima E S TSC at Delhi 8. 2 cadets NIC at Ghaziabad, UP 9. 2 cadets Spl.Nic at Gadag, Bellary 10. 27 cadets Attended ‗C‘ certificate exam 11. 24 cadets Attended ‗B‘ certificate exam 12. Nima E.S. Pre-Thal sainik Camp- Got selection I NCC 13. Nima E.S. Pre-Thal sainik Camp- Got selection II NCC 14. Nima E.S. Pre-Thal sainik Camp- Got selection III NCC 15. Nima E.S. Thal sainik Camp Participation NCC 16. Nima E.S. Inter Group Participation Competition 17. Suja S State level Inter Participation collegiate Quiz 65

18. Suja S Kavya keli D-Zone Ist (Inter collegiate) 19. Midhuna M G& Thiruvathira D-Zone II nd Joji mol C. J. (Inter collegiate) 20. Benee Wilson Indian Student Participation Parliament Competion- National 21. Jasmin Paul C College Level Best AICUF Volunteer (II DC B.Com.) 22. Ms. Benee Wilson College Level Star of Excellence Award

23. Ms. Aneesha M.A. College Level Student of the Year

24. Shilpa Chandran University level Topper (Biotech 25. ………. Botany University level Topper

26. …………. MCJ University level Topper

Students achievement in college level 6

S.No Name department Event 1 Amrutha Davis (Chemistry) Secured A+ in Apsa Francis university Sana Abdul Kareem examinations 2 Ashitha K.M (Chemistry) Toppers In University Parvathi K.J Practical Honey P.M Examinations

Seminars/Workshops/ Conferences attended - Students

Sl. Name Title of The Internation Place Date Title of the No Conference/ al paper . Seminar /National 1. NSS Leaders Seminar Mental Health Centre 2. NSS Leaders Seminar Mental Health Centre

40. Student initiatives

a) Number of community up-liftment programmes initiated by students:60

Sl. Name Event Date Venue No. 1. Economics Visit Pehenievl village, 13-03- Muriyadu Muriyadu 2012 66

2. Economics Food packet Distribution 20-6-2012 Irinjalakuda 3. Economics Seed Distribution 06-07- ? 2012 4. Economics Anti Poverty kit 17-10- Distribution 2012 5. Economics Self employment training 18-12- programme 2012 6. Economics Visit santhi sadanm Irinjalakuda 7. History Rice distribution –I,II,III 5/12/2012 Irinjalakuda DC students 8. Greeshma J Summer Camp ―Sun Rise‖ 18-05-13 10th ward Maparanam (MSW) 9. Princy Paul, Summer 19-05- Dolls Club Irinjalakuda Aswathy, Camp‖Changathikuttam‖ 2013 Jasna.G, Anet E.O (MSW) 10. Bindhu, Summer Camp,‖Kuttukari‖ 29th to 30th 36th ward, Aghanwadi, Sudheena, April 2013 Maparanam Greeshma P.S (MSW) 11. Hasna, Workshop on Girld Child 16-02-13 Sreenarayana Memorial Neethumol Present Problems & L.P School (MSW) Prevention Hall,Perinjanam 12. Neethumol, Awareness Class On Child 14-04- NIDS Trivandrum Sushmi Development & Women 2013 (MSW) Empowerment 13. Anjali P.V, One day camp for children 19-04 2013 Neyardm Sruthy (MSW) 14. Anjali.K, Eye & Ear Camp 15-03- Mala Nikitha, 2013 Nimisha, Sruthy, Sushmi (MSW) 15. Anila, Organic farming 27-12-12 Providence home Aswathy irinjalakuda (MSW) 16. Livi, Jasna .G, Organic farming 07-02-13 Cyrine special school, Bindhu, Amala kodunga,&Asha Bhavan (MSW) Annamanada 17. Anila , One day trip for Inmate in 18-05- Municipal Park Aswathy Providence Home 2013 Irinjalakuda (MSW) 18. Bindhu, Amala Class on Personality 10-03-12 Asha Bhavan,Annamanada (MSW) Development 19. Livi & Amala Vocational Training 19th to 12th ward of Irinjalakuda (MSW) 20th-04-13 muncipality 20. Stephy, Sherin Awareness class on Kidney 14-03-13 Lisie Hospital Ernakulam 67

(MSW) Donation , Transplantation,Diseases 21. Lakshmy, Session on ―Art of 08-03-13 Kodakara Panchayath Anjali.P V. Parenting‖ on Women‘s Community Hall Swathy Day (MSW) 22. Anjali.K, Training for ASHA 26-02-13 Mala Govt .Hospital Nikitha Joy, Workers Nimisha, Sruthy, Sushmi (MSW) 23. Msw Students Post Card Campaighn 06-11-12 Vimala College & & 24-11- St.Thomas 12 College,Thrissur 24. Msw Students Awareness Class On Pain 30-01-13 St.Joseph‘s College & Pallitive Care & Chart Irinjalakuda Exhibition 25. Stephy. Sherin Contribute A Documentry 14-03-13 Lisie Hospitel, Ernakulam (MSW) For World Kidney Day To Lisie Hospitel, Ernakulam 26. Anjali A seminar on Antidrug MAMO College, Mukkam (maths) Collectorate , Thrissur 27. All students of CSS Work-visit to Abhaya July 2012 ABHAYA BHAVAN III BCOM bhavan IRINJALAKUDA 28. BBA Visit to July 2012 swathnabhavanam swathnabhavanam 29. physics visit to Abhaya bhavan

30. CASP 31. NSS (70 Blood Donation Camps 27/07/2012 St. Joseph‘s College, Donors) Irinjalakuda 32. NSS (80 Blood Donation Camps 10/01/2012 St. Joseph‘s College, Donors) Irinjalakuda 33. NSS Observed ‗Sadbavana 22/08/2012 St. Joseph‘s College, Diwas‘- A skit staged Irinjalakuda promoting National Integration and Communal Harmony 34. NSS Socio Economic survey 24 to Thankassery Colony, 30/08/2012 Muriyad 35. NSS in Free Eye Camp 26/08/2012 100 Benefactors, collaboration Thankassery Colony, with Eye Muriyad Vision Hospital, Koorkanchery 36. NSS Balasangamam 27/08/2012 Adopted Village, 68

Thankassery Colony, Muriyad 37. NSS Visit to Old Age Home 30/08/2012 Providence Home, Irinjalakuda 38. NSS Organ Donation Campaign 06/10/2012 Neighbouring Schools and Colleges 39. NSS Human Rights Day with a 10/12/2012 Talk on ‗Cybercrimes‘ by Adv. Shiny, Irinjalakuda 40. NSS in Eye Camp 300 participants collaboration with Ahaliya Foundation, Thrissur 41. NSS Plastic Free Campaign 14/01/2013 College Premises 42. 45 NSS Palliative Care Programme Volunteers – One Rupee-One Life at Thrissur 43. 4 NSS Anti-Drugs Mukkam College Volunteers 44. NSS Teen Club – A National 15/02/2013 St. Joseph‘s College, Rural Health Mission – irinjalakuda Arogyakeralam 45. NSS Interactive Session by Dr. 15/02/2013 St. Joseph‘s College, Sreeja, Lecturer, Dept. of irinjalakuda Gynaecology, Govt. Medical College 46. NSS Constructed a house and 26/02/2013 handed over the key to the owner by Advt. Thomas Unniyadan MLA 47. NSS Made arrangements for MMT Hall, St. Joseph‘s ASAP Team to conduct College, Irinjalakuda group discussion and interview 48. NSS Donate Rs. 10,000/- for ten 14/03/2013 Jyothis College, dialysis to the Kidney Irinjalakuda Federation of India, Irinjalakuda Chapter 49. ASSISSI BHAVAN 10-9-12 irinjalakuda 50. Bedhsaidha bhavan 22-9-12 51. I DC Assisi bhavan 10=11-12 irinjalakuda 52. HISTORY Aasha bhavan anamanada 1-11-12 Anamanada 53. STUDENTS Assisi bhavan 24-11-12 irinjalakuda 54. Providence house 13-9-12 55. Jeevan jyothi 22-9-12 56. II DC Santhi sadanam 28-9-12 69

57. HISTORY Asa bhavan 1-11-12 58. Santhi sadan 7-2-13 59. college students enacted the 6/10/2012 end of the ‘’ manava theme song. karunya yathra ‘’-Public

60. Zoology Dept. Blood group detection 16/7/12 Local people b) Number of literary programmes initiated by students:15

Sl. Name Event Date Venue No. 1. Vishaka Venkat Online Spring Poetry Festival April – May, ? (english) conducted by Pen Books 2013 2. Economics World population day 11-07-2012 observance –Mobile Quiz, CD Presentation 3. Economics Freshers day 12-07-2012 St.Joseph‘s College, Irinjalakuda 4. Economics International poverty 17-10-2012 St.Joseph‘s alleviation day - poster College, making competition Irinjalakuda 5. Economics Release of manuscript St.Joseph‘s College, Irinjalakuda 6. History In connection with Onam:- 1/9/2012 St.Joseph‘s Essay writing College, Irinjalakuda 7. Commerce Manuscript-charisma August 2013 St.Joseph‘s wall magazine College 8. Wall magazine St.Joseph‘s College

9. NSS Bharanabasha Varaghosham 01/11/2012 St.Joseph‘s College

10. NSS Malayalam Dhinagosham 07/11/2012 St.Joseph‘s College

11. NSS A Talk on Swami 15/01/2013 St.Joseph‘s Vivekananda‘s Messages and College Poster presentations on his messages 12. Botany Release of manuscript FEB 2013 St.Joseph‘s THUSHARAM College

13. Thudi Malayala –conducted an essay writing 14/11 St.Joseph‘s Vedhi - Department competition in connection College of Malayalam with the Children‘s Day on 70

‗Ormakalude Kuttikalam‘.

14. ―Yuva‖- Shortfilm-MY CAMPUS Malayalamanorama- 15. INSIDER Documentory-film

c) Number of social action initiatives based on science / environment initiated by students:10 Sl. Name Event Date Venue No. 1. Awareness Programme by Red Ribbon 01/12/2012 St. Joseph‘s AICUF on World Aids Day Assembly College, Iirnjalakuda 2. Mini Camp with a talk by Dr. 09/03/2013 St. Joseph‘s Neelakandan, an Environmental College, Activation on the topic ―Needs of Iirnjalakuda Water Conservation‖ 3. World environment day Planting seedlings 5/6/2012 St. Joseph‘s celebration by Botany department and poster College, presentation Irinjalakuda 4. Ecological studies Woman cell St. Joseph‘s College

5. Hiroshima Day history 3/8/12 St. Joseph‘s College

6. Body Mass Index biotechnology 28/9/12 St. Joseph‘s College

7. Cardiovascular Health in women Zoology 6/10/12 St. Joseph‘s and Children-Dr.Vinod Thomas- College Sun rise Hospital 8. Anti poverty Day NCC-7000/- to 8/10/12 St. Joseph‘s needy students College

9. Botany Association- Botany association 17/12 – St. Joseph‘s organized an eco- College friendly seminar on ‗Insect and Pest Management for food security and safety‘ by Dr. Jim Thomas.

10. Nature Club Competition- St. Joseph‘s Variety of leaves- College Biodiversity conservation 71

d) Number of student research initiatives:31

Sl.no. Events 1-20 Departments projects-best presntation 21 Inspire Scholarship- Maths dept 22 Manuscripts of students 23 Wall magazines 24 Interaction with Eminent Scientist(Dr.Nadhavan nair … 25 Celebration of scientist‘s day 26 Poster presentation 27 Recent advanced topics 28 Seminar Participation 29 PhD viva voce-(Rani M.J.) 30 PhD viva voce-(P.L Antony.) 31 Interaction with Professors and Scientists Alumane- eg.Dr.Joslin Any other Programmes initiated by students

Sl. Organizers Event Date Venue No. 1. AICUF Competitions in Christmas Card 21/12/2012 St. Joseph‘s Making, Candle Decoration, Collage College, etc. Irinjalakuda 2. NSS A blood donation awareness campaign 23/06/2012 St. Joseph‘s College, Irinjalakuda 3. NSS Poster Making Competition on Anti 26/06/2012 St. Joseph‘s Drugs Day College, Irinjalakuda 4. BOTANY Plantain garden collaboration with 2012-2013 St. Joseph‘s biotechnology College, Irinjalakuda 5. NSS Debate- Mobile phones- a boon or a St. Joseph‘s bane College 6. NSS Debate- Dowry system St. Joseph‘s College 7. NSS Debate- Old Age St. Joseph‘s College

SECTION V This section surveys the Governance and Innovation at the institution related to quality management. The educational management strategies adopted and in practice for achieving the objectives are focused. 41. Whether perspective plan for overall developmental activities is created? Yes 72

42. If the answer for Qn. 40 is yes, is the plan implemented and monitored? Yes

43. Whether benchmarking is created for institutional quality management efforts? Yes 44. If the answer to Question 43 is yes, please list the benchmarking in various areas of development in bullet format  Plan for academic learning made effective by preparation of yearly action plan and the monitoring of its strict implementation  Plan for Discipline based learning made effective by regular monitoring and forwarding suggestions for improvement  Plan for Physical, Personal and Social learning through Yoga, Soft skill, Value oriented courses & other high focus programmes made effective through monitored implementation.  Plan for Interdisciplinary learning by introducing Add-on and Certificate courses for enrichment and vocationalization made effective through monitored regular classes, examinations and certificate distributions.  In the aforesaid segments, comparison is made with other institutions of excellent performance outcomes using publically available data, and timely interventions are made for improvement if needed.

45. Is a Management Information System (MIS) in place? Yes. We have a MIS in place to help us analyze and facilitate strategic and operational activities and to take informed decision and to evaluate, design, implement, manage, and utilize systems to generate information to improve efficiency

46. If answer to question 45 is yes, please provide details of MIS applied to

1. Administrative procedures including finance: Finance and Accounts Department, working under the supervision of the Senior Superintendent and the administrative control of the Principal and headed by a Head Accountant handling the responsibility of implementing all tasks related to finance and accounting in accordance with the rules, regulations and financial policies framed by the respective authorities in this regard. The Finance & Accounts Department attends to all work related to accounting including treasury and bank operations and preparation of the annual draft budget of the college. Draft Budget is prepared at the end of each academic year, taking into consideration the financial requirements of each Department and the general development plans. Each Department Head has to submit the developmental projects and get sanction from the Principal before that. Departments are encouraged to apply to various funding agencies for their proposals. In other cases, expenses are taken care of by the management. The consolidated Budget is finally submitted to the Governing Council for approval. The Department follows it up to its implementation after it meets the approval of the Higher Administration. Implementation of the budget is 73

followed up at the college and departmental levels closely in order to ensure optimal performance in carrying out the college‘s financial plan.

The Principal is responsible for monitoring and controlling the financial procedures that result from implementing the approved financial plans for optimal performance. She presents before the higher administration (of the Management, the State Government and the UGC) regular periodic financial reports. In this process, she is assisted by three personnel. Accounts related to management are handled by an accountant, UGC accounts by a senior faculty and all other accounts by the Head Accountant. Accounts related to departments are handled by concerned Department heads.

Norms followed in order to make effective use of resources:

. Payments are made either in the form of cheque or D.D. except in the case of small amounts. . Tender is called for any payment above Rs. 20,000. . Payment is made only on production of proper bills or vouchers. . Payments are made only if authorized by the Principal. 2. Student admission The reputation earned by the College in a span of five decades as one of the best colleges in the University attracts studious and illustrious students to its portals. This institution makes use of two significant tools to ensure wide publicity and transparency in the admission process: the prospectus published by the institution afresh every year and the college website updated regularly. The announcement of the various dates of the stages of the admission process by the University and the appearance of the notifications in the newspapers is the main source of publicity involved in the admission process. The prospectus published by the institution afresh every year is also a significant tool to ensure publicity. Advertisements in the regional and national newspapers are made in the case of self financed courses as well as rare programmes like M.Sc in Cyber Security. During parents-meets, attempts are made to create awareness among them on the basic principles followed by the institution in admission. 3. Student records ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) modules specially designed for the purpose generate the data. 4. Evaluation and examination procedures  The entire process of the evaluation in all its detail which mainly comprises internal and external examinations is made known to all segments of stakeholders through announcements made by the university much in advance whenever the system undergoes a change.  Every teacher briefs the student regarding the steps and grade involved in the process of internal assessment at the beginning of the semester, which is recorded in the academic calendar issued to every student.  Every student is well briefed on the process of evaluation of external examination/projects/viva-voce throughout the period of her study. It is even recorded in the academic calendar issued to every student. 74

 This information about the evaluation process is given to students and faculty through the academic calendar and timely notification.  In the annual PTWA meeting, the whole evaluation process is clearly explained to the parents The Annual Scheme UG students had to take two examinations every year – the First Terminal and the Second Terminal Examinations. In addition to these, they had to appear for a model examination designed by the institution also just before the University examinations. The semester scheme students take two midsemester internal examinations every semester. Other than the University examinations, monthly class tests, terminal examinations and practical examinations are the main procedures of institutional evaluation. In addition, the assignments and presentations that the students make also are evaluated for the purpose of awarding internal assessment marks. Attendance percentage is also one of the criteria adopted for the award of internal assessment marks. 5. Research administration The college has a fully functional research promotion centre called GRACE (Guidance for Research and Assistance for Consultancy and Extension) operating since 2004, augmenting the promotion and development of research activities and research excellence of the college. The composition of the centre comprises Principal, Vice Principals, Executive members, faculty from Science, Literature, Humanities and Commerce, preferably research guides. The IQAC convenor is also a member of GRACE and provides direction to function according to the quality norms envisioned by IQAC and NAAC. 6. Others Library also is functioning under a special ERP

47. Existence of learning resource management a) E data base in library Yes b) ICT and smart class room Yes c) E learning sources (eBooks, e Journals) Yes d) Production of teaching modules Yes e) Interactive learning facilities Yes

48. Internal resource mobilization: Kindly provide the amount contributed

a) Research 11,92600 (cash flow statement+annex- 11 lakhs) b) Consultancy and training : 15,000 c) Student contribution : 6,39,194 d) Alumni contribution : 69,400 e) Well-wishers : 16,17,100 ( from Sr. Anitha‘s Receipt)

49. Infrastructure and welfare spending: Please specify the amount

a) Amount spent for infrastructure development : 16,23,232(refer cash flow) b) Amount spent for student welfare : 98,370 c) Amount spent for staff Welfare : 20,000

50. Is delegation of authority practiced? Yes 75

51. Does grievance redressal cell exist? Faculty Yes Students Yes Staff Yes 52. Grievances received from faculty and resolved Number of grievances received: 2 Need more reference books in the library Need more computer facility a) Number of grievances resolved: 2 Added more books, implemented INFLIBNET facility More computers added to departments, introduced more smart boards and internet facility 53. Number of grievances received from students and resolved Number of grievances received: 2 Need for bus stop infront of the college Need for more games court a) Number of grievances Resolved: 2 With the assistance of Police, the bust stop approved. A new ball badminton court was constructed.

54. Number of grievances received from other staff members and resolved Number of grievances received: 2 Lack of filing facility Need for more facility in the Office room Number of grievances Resolved: 2 A filing room was introduced. College office has been renovated with independent cubicles.

55. Has the institution conducted any SWOC analysis during the year? Yes

56. The SWOC analysis was done by internal or by external agency Internal and external (PTWA)

57. Kindly provide three identified strengths from SWOC Analysis (in bullet format)  Value- based, holistic, learner- centred education for socially uplifting, academically enriching and morally empowering young lady scholars  Core Course programmes enriched with specially designed vocational component in the form of Add-on / Certificate course, and a Higher focus course benefitting all students  ICT enabled interactive curriculum delivery, adequate smart classes, well - stocked library and database, Virtual labs etc.  Four full-fledged research centres in Mathematics, Chemistry, Commerce and English- Research ambience achieved by frequent visit of renowned resource persons, scientists and speakers  Innovative green campaigns, ecofriendly practices and integration of sustainability principles 76

 State of the art infrastructure facilities including seminar halls, smart classes, computer and research labs journalism and language labs, wellness and fitness centres, indoor stadium, auditorium amphi theatre etc  Strong mentoring and student support system  Rural camps, construction of homes, free tuitions, mobile labs, street plays, rallies, philanthropic activities, outreach programmes and activities to empower the marginalized and downtrodden, conducted regularly  Celebration of days of national and international significance  Awards and recognitions instituted for meritorious achievements by faculty and students

58. Kindly provide three identified weaknesses from the SWOT analysis

 Being an affiliated college, no autonomy and hence limited freedom to vertical and horizontal academic empowerment, inability to commence innovative programmes at the UG and PG levels  Absence of Twinning and faculty/student Exchange programme, as it is yet to be introduced in the University  Economically backward background of the students and the semi-urban location of the college impose a constraint on the level of accessibility to various fields of higher education 59. Kindly provide two opportunities identified from the SWOT analysis  Chances of Government approval for autonomy and in its wake unlimited programme expansion and partnership options relevant to women  Move departments to be upgraded as research departments and the erection of a research block to house facilities for the same  Consultancy to be developed into an income generating source for enhancement of infrastructure 60. Kindly provide two identified challenges/threats from SWOT analysis  Govt. indecision to grant autonomy to higher educational institutions and as a result lack of flexibility of programme contents to suit industry requirements  Upgrading of curriculum delivery systems to match world standards  Rural/Semi Urban Societal compulsions on financially backward women students to prefer early marriage to education and employment  Women academicians to be offered higher positions at the government level 61. Identify any significant progress made by the institution towards acheiving the goals and objectives during the year  Advanced use of modern technology in teaching, learning and administering to acquire added efficiency, speed and effectiveness  Personality enhancement exercises for students to grab greater and greater number of opportunities worldwide  Phenomenal increase in the no. of experts, resource persons and scientists who visited the college & interacted with the students  Sustained quality enhancement measures to maintain quality standards in teaching, learning, research and extension activities 77

 Implementation of an increased number of vocational, enrichment, add-on programmes and stronger commitment to a laison between the world of learning and the world of work by vocationalizng all first degree courses at the initiative of the institution (not university)  2 more departments upgraded as research centres making a total of 4  Faculty journal published as an international journal with ISSN No 2319-5770

62. How do you perceive the role of NAAC in the quality development of your institution

 In order to internationalize the quality of Indian institutions of higher learning, they have to be permitted to collaborate with institutions abroad by twinning, franchiseeing and establishing linkages  Academic and administrative autonomy to the institution should be promoted by NAAC  NAAC should recommend that UGC‘s essential qualification for faculty should include computational skills, pedagogical skills and attitudinal attributes conducive to teaching.  NAAC should insist on including the vocationalizing component in addition to the syllabus of every degree programme. This, along with the Add- on and other enrichment courses will prepare the student to be better equipped for the job market.  The Accreditation and Reaccreditation done by NAAC earlier have paved the way for the college to grow by leaps and bounds. The college has been given a new momentum for directing its programmes towards improving the students‘ employability, value based holistic development, provision of training for global citizenship, promotion of innovations and encouragement for empowerment.

CONCLUDING REMARKS The College has been evolving novel avenues towards the realization of quality sustenance and enhancement. Some of the major initiatives of the academic year 2012-13 towards the same are highlighted as follows:

The electronic resource management package used for online public access system is N-List of INFLIBNET, introduced in the year 2012-13. Installation of CCTV in Library came into effect for close monitoring and for the promotion of good learning habits. High Tension Electricity connection was also installed in the year, along with the construction of the new Generator Room. Solar panels and bulbs were erected in the premises for saving maximum energy and as part of the environmental consciousness of the institution. Construction of the new P G and Research Hostel Block was completed. Office space was renovated with separate work –effective cubicle provided for each staff. ICT enabled teaching – learning measures were augmented in the year with interactive Smart Boards and newly launched lab facilities made available for faculty and students.

Other major initiatives of the year include the inauguration of Sr. Mary Franco Memorial Educational Charitable Trust, in honour of the late founder Principal of the College, the release of the first film produced by the college, ―INSIDER: the Heart Beats of St. Joseph‘s‖ submission of the 3rd cycle reaccreditation self study Report to NAAC, the release of the international journal, VISTAS with ISSN accreditation, the launch of the international 78

journal by the Department of Mathematics, the elevation of the Departments of Commerce and English to the status of Research Departments and the initiation of the Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP) in collaboration with the State Government. Supplementing the University Curriculum with a Value Educational Course, promoting awareness on environmental issues with a ‗ Green Campus- Clean Campus‘ project and implementing student support facilities through a ‗Faculty @ Students Homes‘ initiative are some of the outstanding healthy practices of the institution.

SPORTS

Sl. Name Event Date/Venue Prizes/Awards No. (International /National/State level/University level) 1. Anju Balakrishnan(eco) International Thailand Champion Varanasi 2. Drisya K(eco) National Varanasi Champion 3. Anju Balakrishnan Asian Junior Bankong, Thailand Sixth Championship 4. Anupama Johnson Calicut University Govt. Physical Silver medal Athletic Education College, in Javelin throw championship Calicut 5. Lakshmi Pradeep Calicut University Govt. Physical Bronze medal in Athletic Education College, the Hammer championship Calicut throw 6. Richu Mary Thankachan Calicut University Calicut Inter Zone University Championship - Inter Zone Volleyball Championship 7. Lincy E ,, ,, 8. Midhu Monica Abraham ,, ,, 9. Ardhra M.K. ,, ,, 10. Susmi K.J. ,, ,, 11. Sruthi M. ,, ,, 12. Asha Stenny ,, ,, 13. Anju Balakrishnan ,, ,, 14. Dhrisya K. ,, ,, 15. Richu Mary Thankachan National 7-12/11/12 All India Inter Banarus Hindu University University, championship- Varanasi Volleyball 16. Lincy E ,, ,, ,, 17. Midhu Monica Abraham ,, ,, ,, 18. Ardhra M.K. ,, ,, ,, 19. Susmi K.J. ,, ,, ,, 20. Sruthi M. ,, ,, ,, 21. Asha Stenny ,, ,, ,, 22. Anju Balakrishnan ,, ,, ,, 79

23. Dhrisya K. ,, ,, ,, 24. Neethu.P Rose College team 8-9/10/12 Winner St.Joseph‘s College, Ijk Women nationals 25. Anupama Johnson College team 8-9/10/12 Winner St.Joseph‘s College, Ijk 26. Anu Varghese College team 8-9/10/12 Winner St.Joseph‘s College, Ijk 27. Sarika K.V South VIT, Represented India Inter Velloor. Calicut University University team Championship 28. Bhavya P ,, ,, ,, 29. Prasudha M.S ,, ,, ,, 30. Nithya Sathyan College team 19-20/9/12 Third Unity Women‘s college, Manjery Calicut Uty 10-17/12/12 NIT, Warnagal 31. Gini Narayanan College team 19-20/9/12 Third Unity Women‘s college, Manjery Calicut Uty 10-17/12/12 NIT, Warnagal 32. Athira C.J College team 19-20/9/12 Third Unity Women‘s college, Manjery

33. Ardra College team 19-20/9/12 Third Unity Women‘s college, Manjery

34. Syama.S College team 19-20/9/12 Third Unity Women‘s college, Manjery

35. Krishnapriya.K.S College team 19-20/9/12 Third Unity Women‘s college, Manjery

36. Suji Mohan College team 19-20/9/12 Third Unity Women‘s college, Manjery

37. Bhavya.P College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi Calicut Uty 27/12/12-3/1/13 VIT, Vellore 80

38. Sarika. College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi Calicut Uty 27/12/12-3/1/13 VIT, Vellore 39. Herlin College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 40. Meera College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 41. Archana College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 42. Swathy College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 43. Lakshmi Pradeep College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 44. Shaheena College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 45. Shaniba College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 46. Prasudha College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi Calicut Uty 27/12/12-3/1/13 VIT, Vellore 47. Sruthy.E.S College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 48. Neenu Francis College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 49. Gopika. College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 50. Veena College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 51. Anmol Akza Joshwa College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 52. Cristy College team 22-23/2/13 Third PSMO College, Thiroorangadi 53. Anupama Johnson College team 1-3/1/13 Javelin-Silver Physical Education College, Calicut 54. Lakshmi Pradeep College team 1-3/1/13 Hammer throw- 81

Physical Education Bronze College, Calicut 55. Richu Mary Kerala Youth Team Runner Up 56. Ardra Kerala Youth Team Runner Up 57. Sruthi.M Kerala Youth Team Runner Up 58. Asha Stenny Kerala Youth Team Runner Up 59. Neethu.P Rose Women nationals 60. Nithya Sathyan College team 10-17/12/12 Calicut Uty NIT, Warnagal 61. Gini Narayanan College team 10-17/12/12 Calicut Uty NIT, Warnagal 62. Bhavya.P 27/12/12-3/1/13 Bhavya.P Calicut Uty VIT, Vellore 63. Sarika.K.V 27/12/12-3/1/13 Sarika.K.V VIT, Vellore Calicut Uty 64. Prasudha 27/12/12-3/1/13 Prasudha VIT, Vellore Calicut Uty 65. Anju Balakrishnan Asian Junior Bankong, Thailand Sixth Championship

Finantial support for the students

Sl. Name Nature of support Amount No. 1. III DC Students: Krishnendu, Rakhi, Fee Concession As per Govt Norms Venu Venugopal, Seethal K.S., Saranya M.G.,Ammu Volga,Aparna TM, Sheethal TS, Shincy KB, Jini Jose, Farha NA, Abhaya Antony, Anju K.S., Silpa, Shirin, Shameera, Biji, Elsa Deepa, Arya Davees II DC - Reshma CR, Sandhya KV, Kishori R. Prabhu, Anu MS, Nikhila Narayanan, Suparna PS, Seersha Sudheeran, Aswati K.S. (English Dept) 2. Femi Karyatty (Biotech) Financial 10,000/- 3. Benee Wilson (Che) Financial 4000/- 4. Divya Unni Financial 3000/- 5. Nessy Sani Financial 4000/- 6. Anju A B Financial 250/- 7. Uthara K. U. Fund towards 1000 Industrial Visit 8. Suparna M. Fund towards 1000 Industrial Visit 9. 10. Saranya s Fund towards 1000 Industrial Visit 82

11. 1. Richu Mary III Hist Financial Rs.3000/month for food 2. Anmol Aksa III B.Com Scholarship from the and shoe 700/ 3. Neethu P Rose III Hist govt., Volleyball year 4. Ardra.M.K II Hist coaching, Kerala State *3000=3000*1mem=33 5. Susmi II Eng sports Council 0000 6. Anupama Johnson II B.Com Shoe 700*12=8400 7. Sruthi I B.Com Total 8. Asha Stenny I Lit 330000+8400= 9. Drisya I Eco 338400/- 10. Anlu Balakrishnan I Eco 11. Anu Varghese I Hist 12. 1. Sneha.C-III B.Com Freeship from the Free Accommodation 2. Nithya III Zool management, Staying in and Food 3. Lincy III Hist Sports Hostel, 15mem*2250/month=3 4. Midhu Monica III hist Management 3750/- 5. Bhavya.P II Zool * 10 months 6. Herlin II Bot =337500/- 7. Meera II B.Com 8. Lakshmi II Eng 9. Archana I IHist 10. Sunayana IIHist 11. Sruthi 12. Prasudha 13. Syama 14. Krishna Priya Neenu Francis Scholarships

Sl. Name Amount Funding Type of Period- No. agency/College scholarship annual/monthl y 1. Abhaya Antony(eng) 10,000 Central Sector Annual Scholarship 2. Namitha Mohan 10,000 Central Sector Annual Scholarship 3. Shirin.K.A 4,000 Muslim Girls‘ Annual Scholarship 4. Shameera T.M 4,000 Muslim Girls‘ Annual Scholarship 5. Fathima Amal 4,000 Muslim Girls‘ Annual Scholarship 6. Farha.N.A 4,000 Muslim Girls‘ Annual Scholarship 7. Ancily Rose(eco) 8000/- Kerala govt. Fisherman‘s Annual Scholarship 8. Anija John 10000/- Kerala govt. Suvarna Annual jubilee Scholarship 9. Aneesha K A, 30000/- Kerala govt. Jubilee State Annual Linsa K L Scholarship 10. ? 3600/- Kerala govt. Govt. Annual 83

Scholarship 11. Jaseela P A, 6000/- Kerala govt. Minority girls Annual Sidhi David Scholarship 12. Neethu T P 10000/- Central Sector Central Sector Annual 13. Surya.PH (Bio tech) 10000/- Central sector Annual 14. Lakshmi.K.J 10000/- Central sector Annual 15. Iyna Bastin 5000/- Hindi Annual Scholarship 16. Sirishma Sivadevan 24000/- Higher Annual education scholarship 17. Kavya.K.R Higher Annual education Scholarship 18. Sneha Francis 1250/- State merit Annual scholarship 19. Kerala State Sports Council 20. Nessy Sany(Che) Kerala govt. State merit Annual scholarship 21. Ansija P S Kerala govt. State merit Annual scholarship 22. Sreekutty V S 10,000/- Kerala govt. Suvarna Annual Jubilee Scholarship 23. Jisha P V 10,000/- Kerala govt. Suvarna Annual Jubilee Scholarship 24. Rekha K R 10,000/- Kerala govt. Suvarna Annual Jubilee Scholarship 25. Jini Jose 10,000/- Kerala govt. Suvarna Annual Jubilee Scholarship 26. Malavika Ajayan 10,000/- Kerala govt. Suvarna Annual Jubilee Scholarship 27. Revathy P C 10,000/- Kerala govt. Suvarna Annual Jubilee Scholarship 28. Shizia Basheer 4000/- Kerala govt. Muslim Girls‘ Annual Scholarship 29. Hasna P A Kerala govt. Muslim Girls‘ Annual Scholarship 30. Divya Unny 24,000/- Kerala govt. Higher Annual Education 31. Anjana Joy Kerala govt. Post Metric Annual 32. Kavitha A J Kerala govt. Post Metric Annual 84

33. Tinumol T L Kerala govt. Post Metric Annual 34. Jeesma Jose Kerala govt. Post Metric Annual 35. Anju A B Kerala govt. Post Metric Annual 36. Mariya Rose Kerala govt. Post Metric Annual Varghese 37. Laya Anto K Kerala govt. Post Metric Annual 38. Athiradas K B Kerala govt. Central Sector Annual Scholarship 39. Geethu K R Kerala govt. Central Sector Annual Scholarship 40. Jyotsana Theresa Kerala govt. Central Sector Annual Scholarship 41. Maria Joseph Kerala govt. Central Sector Annual Scholarship 42. Silpa M.A 30,000 Central govt Central Sector Annual Mariya Ignatious Scholarship Romiya M t Sruthy Raveendran Ajina V S Soumya Sekhar Reshma 43. Anjaly Santhosh Kerala govt. Higher Annual Silpa M A Education Gopika Babu K Chithra K B Anjana C C 44. Megha Chandran 10,000 Kerala govt. Suvarna Jubilee Annual Lincy Raphael Remya Mol V R Deepa C M Maheswari M G 45. Silpa M.A Kerala govt. Hindi Annual Gopika Babu K Smitha M.T Soumya Sekhar 46. Mariya Ignatious 3,000 Kerala govt. Post Matrix Annual Romiya M T Roshni p V Lincy T p Karuna Joy Jithu John Farzana Moideenkutty Dinet David 47. Athira ms 465 Akshaya annual 48. Ancy ca 465 Akshaya annual 49. anilaunnikrishnan 465 Akshaya annual 50. Anju p.v 465 Akshaya annual 51. Ageena ms Scholarship annual for sc st students 52. Midhula p.m Akshaya annual 85

53. Bashitha ar Akshaya annual 54. Reshma ashokan m 55. Sreeja ms Scholarship annual for sc st students 56. Shilpa cs Scholarship annual for sc st students 57. Shruthy kp Scholarship annual for sc st students 58. Sadeeda kp 4000 ,, Ch annual muhammed koya muslim girls scholarship 59. Lincy vincent 10000 ,, Suvarna annual jubilee scholarship

Student‘s projects

Sl. Name Project Title Type/level/Nature No. 1. Economics A case study on Hand January 2013/ St. loom weavers with Joseph‘s college, respect to Thrissur Irinjalakuda district 2. Economics Economics of Clay January 2013/ St. craft industry-A case Joseph‘s college study of Nenmanikkara panchayat 3. Economics Coconut oil January 2013/ St. production and Joseph‘s college employment generation –Acase study of KPL coconut oil extraction units in Irinjalakuda Muncipality 4. Economics Nutrition programme January 2013/ St. through anganwadies Joseph‘s college in perinjanam grama panchayaths 5. Economics Socio economi c January 2013/ St. status of Fishermen Joseph‘s college families : A case 86

study of perinjanam panchayath 6. Economics Milk production and January 2013/ St. employment Joseph‘s college generation –Acase study of Puthen chira Grama panchayath 7. Economics A sdtudy relating to January 2013/ St. the conditions of Joseph‘s college roads in Irinjalakuda muncipality 8. Economics Indira Awaas Yojana January 2013/ St. –A case study of Joseph‘s college Karalam Grama panchayath 9. Economics Educated January 2013/ St. unemployment in Joseph‘s college Mukundhapuram Taluk 10. Economics House hold waste January 2013/ St. management with Joseph‘s college respect to Irinjalakuda muncipality 11. Economics Effective of Green January 2013/ St. marketing-Acase Joseph‘s college study of Aloor panchayat 12. A study on effectiveness of grievance handling mechanism & its impact on job satisfaction among employees of alagappa textiles(cochin)mills ltd. Thrissur 13. ―Leverage‖-an M.com p.g Commerce analysis & its impact projects on profitability with special reference to selected cement companies in india 14. ―A study on the effect of inflationary trend on the profitability of automobile industry‖ 15. A study on tax planning awareness 87

among salaried persons 16. A study on the perception level of investors towards mutual fund investment 17. A study on the leverage effect of the profitability of apollo tyres ltd , perambra 18. A study on borrowers M.com p.g attitude towards projects education loan of south indian bank, mala 19. Study on financial Commerce incentive schemes for small scale industrial units in puthenchira locality 20. A study on the effectivness of inventory management system 21. A study on financial performance of kse ltd. Irinjalakuda 22. A study on trend of deposits of Commerce irinjalakuda town cooperative bank ltd. 23. Commerce A study on the relation between working capital management and sales with special reference to kamco ltd. Athani 24. Commerce Effectiveness of training programme in canara bank 25. Commerce The financial analysis of chalakudy service co-operative bank ltd,no.192, chalakudy 26. Commerce A study on financial B.com projects performance of kse ltd. Irinjalakuda 27. Commerce A study on B.com projects 88

employees‘ satisfaction on the performance of apollo tyres ltd, kalamassery 28. Commerce A study on financial B.com projects anlysis of puthenchira co-operative bank 29. Commerce A study on customer B.com projects satisfaction on kingston generators of nalapat diesels. 30. Commerce A study on the B.com projects effectiveness of production management of navarathna price rice products, kalady 31. Commerce A study on the B.com projects financial analysis of sree shakthi paper mill ltd. Chalakudy 32. Commerce A study on the non B.com projects performing assets of the south indian bank , thrissur 33. Commerce An analysis of B.com projects deposits and advances of the pullur cooperative bank ltd. No 550 34. Dependance of density and temper ature on surf ace tension 35. Temper ture dependace and band gap of silcon germanium,zener diode 36. Study of refractive index and its vari ation with concentr Degree PHYSICS ation in salt,glucose projects and sucrose solution 37. Comput ational an alysis of electromagnetic wave propagation through diffrent media 89

38. Vibarational an alysis using laser interferometer 39. Growth rate and concentration analisis in crystal growth 40. APARNA C M RS. 400000/- Project of INSPIRE HIGHER (MATHS) SCHOLARSHIP STUDIES 41. Veerasaiva community with special reference to Kallur region 42. Local history of katoor 43. A peep into the history of Kottapuram fort 44. Educational contributions of Degree Christian missionaries projects HISTORY to Irinjalakuda –A historical survey 45. Mattanchery-A tourist destination 46. Naga worship in Pambumekkatu mana 47. Congregation of Holy Family and their role in Social upliftment 48. Educational contributions of Christian Missionaries to Irinjalakuda-a historical survey 49. Mapranam and marsleeva church- a historical study 50. Vadakkunnathan DEGREE temple ‗Ahistorical PROJECTS HISTORY perspective‘ 51. Asketch on St. Thomas church Palayoor 52. Significance of Nalambalam 53. First mosque in India 54. Arattupuzha sree 90

sastha Temple and Arattupuzha pooram 55. 56. Botany Greenhouse farming 57. Advantages & Disadvantages of Greenhouse farming 58. Allelopathic effects of plants 59. Effectiveness of Pseudomonas flurescence on Phytophthora 60. Plants with insecticidal property